Public schools in Hokkaido increasingly using air conditioners amid hotter weather


A junior high school student studies with his portable fan on a desk to ease the heat at the Sapporo Chuo Junior High School on July 4. - Photo: The Yomiuri Shimbun

SAPPORO: An increasing number of public schools in Hokkaido have been installing air conditioners as a result of higher than usual temperatures in recent years.

Many elementary and junior high schools in the prefecture do not have air conditioners.

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