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There has been record-breaking  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown in Japan in the past  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown. The JMA reported days of 40ºC or above every year since 2018. In August 2025, the  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown of Isesaki, Gunma Prefecture, recorded the highest  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown ever observed in Japan. The mercury rose to 41.8ºC. There were a  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown nine days when temperatures were 40ºC. More records were broken in 2025. This was the  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown year since records began in 1898. Temperatures were 2.36ºC above  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown. The Mainichi  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown wrote: "Tokyo recorded 25 days over 35ºC, compared with an  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown average of just 4.5 days. Kyoto logged 52 days above that temperature, compared with an average of 18.5  annualaveragedaysdecadefurtherheathottestnewspapertemperaturetown."