日本首相高市早苗为官邸长期办公模式辩护

日本首相高市早苗为自己在官邸内长时间工作进行了解释，声称这种办公方式能够提高工作效率并更好地应对突发情况1。高市早苗于12月搬入官邸，并强化了该处的办公功能，以便与员工进行远程或当面会议1。官邸是1929年启用的建筑，曾作为首相办公室使用1。

然而高市早苗的这一做法面临多方批评1。由于工作繁忙，她每晚仅能睡眠0至3小时1。同时，媒体报道称她避免出席国会会议，与议员和官员的互动显著减少1。此外，她因推行皇室继承法修正案（强化男性继承制）和延迟经济措施而支持率下降1。

Prime Minister Takaichi has defended her practice of spending long hours working at her official residence, arguing that the arrangement enhances operational efficiency and enables her to respond quickly to emergencies 1. She relocated to the residence in December and renovated it to strengthen its office capabilities, facilitating both remote and in-person meetings with staff 1. The official residence, which dates back to 1929 and previously served as a prime ministerial office, has been equipped to support her work operations 1.

However, Takaichi faces mounting criticism over her approach to governance. She reportedly sleeps only zero to three hours each night due to work demands 1, and her approval ratings have declined following her push to advance amendments to imperial succession law that would strengthen male inheritance rights, as well as delays in implementing economic measures 1. Media reports indicate that she has reduced her attendance at parliamentary sessions and significantly limited her interactions with lawmakers and officials 1.