According to Japanese media reports, on July 1, the well-known Japanese actress Akiko Nomura, who starred in Japanese dramas such as "The World is Full of Ghosts" and "The Housewife Saw It!", was found dead at home alone by her friends at the age of 95.

According to Japanese media reports, on July 1, the well-known Japanese actress Akiko Nomura, who starred in Japanese dramas such as "The World is Full of Ghosts" and "The Housewife Saw It!", was found dead at home alone by her friends at the age of 95. Because she lived alone, no one was around when she collapsed. It was only when a friend visited her home in Tokyo that they discovered her. The Japan Metropolitan Police said there were no signs of trauma or room damage at the scene. Two days later, through Japanese media interviews with relevant personnel, it was learned that the cause of Nomura Akiko’s death was suspected to be heat stroke. Relevant people in the entertainment industry recalled that Nomura Akiko was "a very gentle person" and "treated the staff equally."

It is reported that the day before Nomura Akiko was discovered, the temperature in Tokyo rose to a record high of 36.4 degrees, and the nine consecutive days of high temperature set a record for the longest heat in the city. According to Japanese TV station , people in Tokyo have been suffering from heatstroke recently. Since last week, 1,445 people have been sent to hospital due to heatstroke in Tokyo. During June, 17 people died due to heatstroke, 16 of whom were over 60 years old. Even after 9 pm, the temperature in Tokyo is above 30 degrees. Doctors point out that 40% of heat stroke patients develop symptoms at night. (Mao Yuchuan)

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