On June 11th in Hirosaki, the highest temperature in the morning recorded the highest temperature in Japan.

According to the meteorological data released by the Japan Meteorological Agency, Hirosaki recorded the number one position in Japan with the temperature exceeding 30 degrees Celsius at 9 o'clock. After that, Hirosaki continued to keep the number one position for about 3 hours, reaching 33.7 degrees at 12:40, the highest temperature in June in Hirosaki since 1976 (Showa 51) when the Aomori Local Meteorological Observatory began collecting statistics. Was updated.

In the afternoon, the temperature reached over 30 degrees Celsius in Hokkaido and eastern Japan, and Hirosaki finally reached the highest temperature of 33.7 degrees Celsius in Thailand, which ranked 9th in Japan. In Aomori Prefecture, in addition to Hirosaki, Sannohe recorded the highest temperature in 7th place and Towada in 9th place.

On the internet, there were lamenting voices such as "Is Aomori hotter than Okinawa?" And "I don't like the number one place because of this" (sic), and Soma known for "Akudo's ice cream". The ice cream shop (Akudo, Hirosaki City) announced on Twitter that "It is a GOTO evacuation order to Akudo, the Heat Stroke Countermeasures Headquarters." It is said that the person who saw the tweet came to buy ice cream.