The support rate of the Shiba Shigeru cabinet has dropped to 22%, nearing the "waters of resignation".

Jin10 data May 18 - A recent opinion poll in Japan shows that the approval rating of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's cabinet has fallen to 22%, nearing the "exit zone", marking the lowest value since he took office; the disapproval rating of his cabinet has risen to 62%, far exceeding the approval rating. In Japanese politics, a cabinet approval rating below 30% is considered to have entered "dangerous waters"; if it further falls below 20%, it is regarded as entering the "exit zone". As of this month, Ishiba's cabinet approval rating has been in the "dangerous waters" for three consecutive months.