Japan's Kanto region is bracing for a period of low atmospheric pressure expected between 16th to 18th of the month, causing public health concerns of possible headache outbursts among residents. Sudden shifts in barometric pressure can often lead to physical discomfort and more commonly headaches. Area residents are advised to stay hydrated and rest if need be.

In Japan, weather reports are part of daily life, for the country is prone to significant weather events. Such advisories from meteorological agencies are taken seriously by the public. Also, values such as group-harmony (wa) and consideration for others (omoiyari) in Japan make spreading awareness and preparation communal.

Similarly, in the US and EU, severe weather advisories are essential for public safety. However, low pressure-induced headaches may not be as commonly highlighted as they are in Japan. This might be due to societal differences in the perception of health and wellness.