Tokyo's temperatures hit June record of 36.2 C

Tokyo's temperatures hit June record of 36.2 C

TOKYO, Japan - Women hold a parasol while walking on Tokyo's Ginza street as the temperatures soared to 36.2 C, the highest-ever record for any June, on June 28.

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