The Japanese Cabinet is the executive branch of the government of Japan, responsible for implementing laws and managing the country's administration. It is composed of the Prime Minister and other ministers, who are typically heads of various government ministries. The Cabinet is formed after a general election and is accountable to the National Diet, Japan's legislative body. The Prime Minister, who is the leader of the Cabinet, is appointed by the Emperor of Japan and is usually the head of the majority party in the Diet. The Cabinet meets regularly to discuss policies, propose legislation, and address national issues, playing a crucial role in Japan's governance.