Japan’s high authorities spokesperson says Prime Minister Kishida Fumio has reprimanded his secretary and son Shotaro over reported merrymaking within the chief’s official residence.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hirokazu commented at a news convention on Thursday about a web based article of the Shukan Bunshun weekly launched the day gone by.
The article mentioned Kishida Shotaro, who serves because the prime minister’s secretary, held a year-end social gathering along with his relations on the dwelling quarters adjoining to the prime minister’s workplace in December.
The youthful Kishida and the individuals reportedly frolicked and took photographs in a room that’s used to obtain international dignitaries.
The report additionally mentioned they held a mock news convention, and a participant was photographed mendacity on a staircase within the residence.
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