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Japan experienced its first "kokushobi," or "cruelly hot day," with temperatures exceeding 40°C in three central cities, marking a new extreme in the country's heat records. The Japan Meteorological Agency warns that the heat will persist into next week, prompting heatstroke alerts across more than 40 prefectures. Authorities have advised precautions such as using air conditioning, staying hydrated, and avoiding outdoor activities, while emergency services reported an increase in heatstroke cases.
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