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Amidst a severe summer heatwave in Japan, some workplaces have begun installing specialized cooling units, colloquially referred to as human refrigerators, to assist employees in recovering from high temperatures. The devices are designed to provide rapid relief for individuals suffering from heat exhaustion after commuting or performing physical activities in the heat.

Users of the technology, such as employee Isao Tabuchi, report that the units effectively mitigate the physical effects of the heat, allowing for a quick recovery upon arrival at the workplace. The adoption of these cooling systems highlights the measures being taken to address the health risks posed by Japan's increasingly intense summer climate.