Prime Minister of Japan

The Prime Minister of Japan is the head of the country's government, responsible for leading the Cabinet and implementing policies. They are appointed by the Emperor but are elected by the members of Japan’s parliament, known as the National Diet. The Prime Minister manages domestic issues, foreign relations, and national security, serving as the main representative of Japan internationally. Their leadership influences legislative priorities and government administration, making them a key figure in shaping Japan’s direction. The role is comparable to a prime minister or premier in other parliamentary systems.