Abe Cabinet's approval rating up 11.5 points to 40.5%: Kyodo pol

Abe Cabinet's approval rating up 11.5 points to 40.5%: Kyodo pol

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe speaks to reporters at his office on Aug. 28, the day after he reshuffled his 11-month-old Cabinet. The approval rating for his new Cabinet stood at 40.5 percent, up 11.5 points from the previous survey conducted shortly after the July 29 House of Councillors election, according to the latest Kyodo News survey. (Kyodo)

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