Japan Should Launch A "Fish Bowl" Cool Underwear For Electric Power Shortage.

Japan's nuclear reactors still did not resume operation until this summer, and this year's weather is as unbearable as that of 2010. Japan experienced the hottest summer in 2010 since its related record in 1898.

The Japan Meteorological Agency predicted that the temperature in Japan between May and July would be higher than the average in the past 30 years.

The agency will release weather forecasts for June to August around May 25th.

Japanese manufacturers have seized business opportunities and launched their own creative products to cope with the summer heat, such as clothing produced by various cool fibers, cool underwear and so on.

In May 2012, a group of models in Tokyo, Japan, wore "super".

On the stand, the bra with built-in ice pack looks like a pair of small fish tanks covering the chest. The built-in colloid can also keep soft and feel cool and cool when frozen.

The two cups are hung with mint leaves and wind bell ornaments, which symbolizes refreshing fragrance and smart voice.

It is reported that Japan will shut down its nuclear power plant this summer due to its domestic power shortage. Underwear manufacturers should launch "cool" underwear at that time.

The company said the development of this super cold underwear is to save energy on hot summer days.

But reports say it is not clear whether this cool product can really enter the public.