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Japan endures fifth straight day of 40°C
The unprecedented heatwave in Japan continues, with temperatures exceeding 40°C for the fifth consecutive day, the longest such period since records began in 2010. The Meteorological Agency announced that six cities in the central part of the country have reached or surpassed 40°C, with the highest temperature recorded in Mino at 40.8°C. The term "Kokushobi" was introduced in April to describe days when temperatures reach 40°C, aimed at warning the public about the dangers of severe heatwaves.
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