Men in shorts disrupt Japan's formal offices

A new Tokyo government policy allows employees to wear shorts in the office to combat rising temperatures and reduce energy use. While some workers embrace the change, debates about workplace etiquette and gender expectations have emerged, including concerns over “leg-hair harassment” and appearance standards for women. The initiative aims to promote comfort and energy conservation during increasingly hot summers, with some retailers now marketing office-appropriate shorts, though adoption remains gradual.

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