Yoko Kayabuki

Yoko Kayabuki became Japan's first female prime minister in the wake of the Laughing Man scandal. While critics originally dismissed her as a political figurehead susceptible to Cabinet manipulation, she demonstrated strategic intelligence by recruiting Section 9 as personal advisors to manage the refugee crisis. Even after facing treason charges during a secret coup attempt, she utilized the JASDF to preserve Japan's sovereignty. These actions established her as a capable stateswoman and the superior to Daisuke Aramaki.