mr. kishida for quite some time to come.tially if approval ratings remain low and the economic challenges don't come about, given all the huge structural challenges, mr. kishida could find himself confronted by rivals even before the next election in 2025. >> we've got about a minute left. do you want to pick on that? i know you said he's got three years but can he turn his government's fortunes around in that time? >> i think a lot of the ball is in the corporate sides. he was talking about changing lifelong employment to meriting oncy which i think is something japan needs and will increase the wage overall. but the question is, can the japanese government, you know, propel the corporations to do that? i mean, in the days of mr. abe, it's the corporations that didn't make the move. so risk taking capability, an ability by japanese corporations will be for the government, we've been pleading about the government far too much but we should realize the ball is definitely in the court of the corporations, especially this time