A Fixed Meal
July 10: It’s been scorching for days now. According to “tenki jp”, the temperature is around 35℃ and the humidity is 90% for July 10.
We haven’t heard the cicada singing this summer yet. Some say that the cicada failed to emerge due to sudden heat, or the cicada doesn’t sing when the temperature exceeds 35℃. I can't wait to listen! Take care.
Summer in Japan Begins with the Song of the Cicada
July 7: In the July 20 House of Councilors election, voters focused on rising living costs and higher tax and social insurance fees. All party leaders discuss the distribution of benefits and a reduction in the consumption tax rate to address rising prices.
More importantly, we are facing a historical transition in the international order, and possibly higher tariffs. Politicians should discuss the nation’s national security and diplomacy in more detail, as well as how to mitigate the negative impact of higher tariffs on corporate earnings.
July 4: According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the rainy season, known as “Tsuyu”, is likely to conclude around July 7 in the Kanto and Tokai regions. The rainy season is expected to come to a close quickly, and intense summer heat is anticipated to persist for an extended period. Moreover, there is a concern over “a little rain,” which can lead to a water shortage.