Japanese shares fall amid low support for new prime minister

Japan's Nikkei average reversed course on Wednesday to hit its lowest levels in over two months amid concerns over the impact of China's debt crisis, while modest approval ratings for Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida disappointed investors.

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