Japan's weather agency predicts a heatwave hitting the Kyushu to Tokai regions, urging residents to take caution. This is a recurrent seasonal hazard, but this year's heatwave is expected to reach record-breaking temperatures. The concerned authorities are taking measures to alert the public and minimize heat-stroke incidents.

Japan is a country used to coping with natural disasters and weather extremes. In summer, heatwaves are a significant concern, and there's a high emphasis on preventing heat-related illnesses. The weather report is followed by most to properly equip themselves and follow the recommended instructions of staying hydrated and avoiding direct sunlight.

Heatwaves are also an issue in certain parts of the US and EU. The handling is mostly similar, with weather warnings and advisories to stay hydrated and avoid the sun during peak hours. However, unlike Japan, the US and EU may not have as high a public emphasis on heatwave safety due to cultural and geographical differences.