As Japan faces extreme summer temperatures, there has been a rise in the sale of cooling devices, including a product referred to as 'human fridges.' BBC Tokyo correspondent Kurumi Mori explores this trend and its implications for residents coping with the heat.
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Japan Experiences Increased Sales of Cooling Devices Amid Summer Heat
Japan is experiencing extreme summer heat, leading to increased sales of cooling devices, including products known as 'human fridges.' BBC correspondent Kurumi Mori investigates this trend and its impact on residents.
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Why are 'human fridges' being sold in Japan?
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Japan Experiences Increased Sales of Cooling Devices Amid Summer Heat