A recent national poll in Japan revealed that 57% of respondents believe the incumbent Prime Minister should not resign from his position. The poll was conducted by Kyodo News, a prominent news agency in Japan. While the reasons behind public opinion are diverse, the results indicate a general perception that a leadership change isn't necessary at this stage.

In Japan, public opinion has significant implications on the political climate. This survey clearly reflects the citizens' perception of the current Prime Minister's leadership and policies. Notably, Japan places high importance on stability and continuity in governance. Thus, the idea of 'unnecessary resignation' can be understood within this social value context.

In the US or EU, public opinion polls also play an important role in shaping the political climate. However, calls for resignation can sometimes be more reactive, and political transitions can be more frequent owing to different governing structures and political cultures.