As of June 2024, Sanae Takaichi has not served as Japan’s Prime Minister and therefore does not possess the constitutional authority to dissolve the House of Representatives. Under Japan’s Constitution, only the Prime Minister (head of the Cabinet) can advise the Emperor to dissolve the lower house. Takaichi, a prominent member of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), previously served as Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications and ran in the 2021 LDP leadership election, ultimately losing to Fumio Kishida. Although she is regarded as a leading conservative figure with significant influence within the party, the power to dissolve the Diet remains exclusively with the sitting Prime Minister. Thus, any claim that ‘Takaichi has decided to dissolve the House of Representatives’ is factually incorrect and inconsistent with Japan’s political system. Should she become LDP president and subsequently Prime Minister in the future, she would then have the legal authority to call for a dissolution—but no such development has occurred to date. Reports suggesting otherwise likely stem from misinformation, hypothetical speculation, or misunderstandings of Japan’s constitutional framework. The public should rely on official sources and treat unverified political rumors with caution.
截至目前（2024年6月），高市早苗并未担任日本首相，也未拥有解散众议院的法定权力。根据日本宪法，只有内阁总理大臣（即首相）有权建议天皇解散众议院。高市早苗曾是日本自民党重要成员，曾任总务大臣，并在2021年自民党总裁选举中参选，但最终败给岸田文雄。虽然她被视为保守派代表人物，且在党内具有影响力，但解散众议院属于首相专属权限。因此，所谓‘高市早苗决定解散众议院’的说法并不符合日本现行政治体制和事实。若未来她当选自民党总裁并成为首相，则理论上可行使该权力，但目前并无此类动向。媒体或网络上若出现此类说法，可能是误传、假设性报道，或对日本政治制度的误解。公众应以官方信息为准，谨慎对待未经证实的政治传闻。
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