What is heat acclimatization?

It's the process of getting your body accustomed to heat before it gets hot. Over a period of a few days to two weeks, you intentionally make yourself sweat through light exercise or bathing to build a body less prone to heatstroke.

Why is heatstroke prevention necessary from spring?

From April to May, there can be sudden hot days when the body is not yet used to the heat, increasing the risk of 'spring heatstroke'.

Where can you see the heat acclimatization front?

You can check it on the official website of the 'Zero Heatstroke' project.

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'Heatstroke' is a Preventable Meteorological Disaster: Releasing the 'Towards Zero Heatstroke: Heat Acclimatization Front (1st Edition)' for 2026

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The Japan Weather Association will publish the 2026 'Heat Acclimatization Front' on April 9 to prevent spring heatstroke. Following the record-breaking heat of 2025, the project encourages people to consciously sweat and acclimatize their bodies to heat before summer fully arrives.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is heat acclimatization?: A: It's the process of getting your body accustomed to heat before it gets hot. Over a period of a few days to two weeks, you intentionally make yourself sweat through light exercise or bathing to build a body less prone to heatstroke.
Q: Why is heatstroke prevention necessary from spring?: A: From April to May, there can be sudden hot days when the body is not yet used to the heat, increasing the risk of 'spring heatstroke'.
Q: Where can you see the heat acclimatization front?: A: You can check it on the official website of the 'Zero Heatstroke' project.