Seeing Arshola in the house, most people get confused. Everyone was disturbed by the uninvited guest's approach and fluttering of wings. But friendship with Arshola! Such people are hard to find. But the Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi himself has done this rare thing. Now he is suffering from loneliness as his 'friend' is gone.
What exactly happened? In fact, political assassinations have taken place in the luxurious official residence of the Japanese Prime Minister in the past. There is a prevailing rumor from there. It is said that the luxurious official residence of the Prime Minister of Japan is a 'haunted house'. Takaichi climbed the building built in 1929 last December. It was earlier used as the office of the Prime Minister. But later a new office was built right next to the building. Many people question the Japanese Prime Minister, whether he has seen a ghost in the residence or not? In response, Takaichi revealed an interesting fact. He said he did not see ghosts there, but saw an Arshola regularly roaming around the residence. He was startled to see the uninvited guest for the first time.
However, Takaichi did not kill Arshola despite his discomfort. He said he was influenced by the concept of reincarnation described in Osamu Tezuka's famous manga 'Phoenix'. So he cannot think of killing Arshola or any other insect. Takaichi said, “Seeing the arshola running inside the government residence, I thought maybe this life is also a part of that long reincarnation cycle. I thought the arshola would go away on its own. But it didn't.” The Prime Minister said that when he informed his secretaries about the Arshola incident, they were also stunned. Eventually they removed the arshola and the residence was also sprayed with pesticides. But Takaichi said, “I was relieved, but also a little lonely and depressed.”