[Heiwado] Heiwado Stores Open as Regional "Cooling Havens"; Cooling Shelters and Cool Spots to be Gradually Installed in 100 Stores
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Heiwado will open some of its stores as "cooling shelters" and "cool spots" to combat the regional heat. They are also training "Heatstroke Countermeasure Ambassadors" and expanding their range of heat-relief products to support the safety and comfort of local residents during the summer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can anyone use Heiwado stores to cool down?
A: Yes, stores registered as Cooling Shelters or Cool Spots, as well as other stores designated for temporary rest, are open for anyone to use freely.
Q: Until when can the cooling shelters be used?
A: They are scheduled to be available until around the end of October 2026, but this may change depending on the situation in each municipality.
Q: What happens if someone gets heatstroke at the store?
A: Approximately 350 employees with "Heatstroke Countermeasure Ambassador" qualifications will provide prompt and appropriate initial response.
Q: What kind of heat-relief products are available for purchase?
A: We offer a wide variety of products, including highly heat-shielding parasols and UV-cut wear with cool-touch functions.
Q: What other activities does Heiwado do for the community?
A: We place importance on contributing to the local community, and opening cooling shelters is part of that effort. We will continue to support the safety and well-being of local residents in various ways.