Japan Prime Minister refuses to move into haunted house

In official statements made by Japan in May, government leaders insist that their prime minister’s home isn’t haunted. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe thinks otherwise and still refuses to move his family into their official residence because they believe that the home is occupied with many ghosts. Abe and his wife Akie say they are too frightened to move into the home the Japan Daily Press reported today.

Prime Minister Abe assumed power in December 2012 and his family still have not moved into their official residence yet. Abe and his family are the longest to resist moving into the alleged haunted home. “Why don’t we live here together? I am frightened. I do not feel like living here because there are ghosts,” Abe said to his guests at a dinner party in the house in July.

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