In Japan, temperatures exceed 40C, marking the first 'extremely hot day'

In Japan, temperatures have exceeded 40C, and for the first time in the country's history, it has been designated as an 'extremely hot day'. This term was introduced by the meteorological agency in April to describe days reaching 40C. This situation could further exacerbate Japan's problems related to climate change. Current temperatures are expected to impact social and economic life. It is crucial to see what measures the Japanese government will take in response to this situation.