Scorching temperatures were recorded from Kanto to Okinawa on July 20.
TOKYO – Record-breaking heat is expected to hit Japan on July 21, with over 200 locations across Japan forecast to experience extreme temperatures.
The highest temperatures reached over 35 deg C, with more than 130 locations experiencing severe heat for the first time in 12 days, weather agency data showed. The temperature reached 35.8 deg C in Tokyo, marking the first day of severe heat in nearly two weeks.
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