A majority of voters are not satisfied with the government's policy to address inflation, according to a Yomiuri poll published last month.
Kishida's cabinet has also been hit by scandals including "inappropriate behaviour" by his son, who was removed from the position of his secretary earlier this year.
A magazine reported that Shotaro Kishida had invited relatives to the official residence for a party last year, with photos of some pretending to hold a press conference and one lying down on red-carpeted stairs.
Five women, up from two in the previous cabinet, is the joint highest record in Japanese politics.
In June, Kishida's government set numerical targets of female executives for companies listed on the prestigious Prime section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
By 2025, companies should appoint at least one woman director, and by 2030, they should increase the ratio of female directors to at least 30 per cent, it said.
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