Japan is set to experience temperatures exceeding 30℃ across various regions. The national meteorological agency recommends dressing appropriately to tackle the approaching heatwave. The news report doesn't specify the date but such reports commonly prevail during the sweltering summer months. The population is encouraged to wear lightweight, breathable attire to cope with the discomforting heat.

Japan's climatic conditions in the summer months often cause widespread discomfort. Heatwaves, in particular, lead to major health concerns especially for the elderly. Consequently, Japan uses a variety of means to help its population cope with the heat, including public service announcements and news segments devoted to recommending suitable clothing.

Similarly in the US or EU countries, public advisories are issued during periods of intense heat, recommending individuals avoid prolonged outdoor activities, stay hydrated, and wear suitable attire. However, such advisories may not be as specifically clothing-focused as in Japan.