Even after the start of Risshū (the traditional beginning of autumn in Japan's lunar calendar), Japan struggles with scorching heatwaves. Meteorologists also warn about incoming typhoons. The public is urged to take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during this hot and unpredictable weather period.

Japan's unusual weather situations are of great concern to its residents as it impacts various aspects of their daily lives including health and economic activities. Heatwaves can be deadly and typhoons can cause serious property damage. The attention to Risshū is a testament to the country's adherence to traditional calendric customs.

Likening it to the USA or EU, both regions also experience severe weather conditions but the specifics vary by location. For instance, the US encounters hurricanes in its southern and east coasts, while Europe deals with heatwaves and cold snaps more frequently. All these regions place strong emphasis on effective communication of weather warnings and citizen safety.