Ishiba's Support Falls, Likely to Remain PM Until July Election

Imagine Japan has a leader named Ishiba, like a principal of a school.

Some people like him less now, according to polls.

The main reason is because things like food cost more.

People are also not happy with how things are going with other countries.

While some think he's doing okay, most aren't happy.

Even though people aren't happy, it's unlikely he'll be replaced soon, maybe after a big election in July.

Some people in his party aren't trying to get rid of him before the election.