This summer, the Japanese, who faced extreme temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in the shade, turned their desires into reality. Two local companies - Do Hiemon and SDRS, which produce vending machines, have launched personal cooling boxes on the market - cabinets with transparent doors, resembling their traditional products - vending machines. In such a cabinet, it is easy to accommodate not just food, but an adult person. They can cool off while sitting on a shelf. According to the inventors' plans, these single-person refrigerators will primarily save those suffering from heat strokes - they claim that spending just 10 minutes inside will be sufficient. However, the cabinets will not allow users to freeze - they automatically turn off after 20 minutes of cooling. After some time, the "session" can be repeated. Overall, the two-meter refrigerator maintains an internal temperature of 15 degrees, blowing air at 5 degrees onto the head, neck, and shoulders of the "user." The energy consumption is much lower than that of an air conditioner. The price of this novelty is quite high - around 8,000 dollars. It "burns" no worse than the urban heat. Whether Japan intends to export these individual refrigerators - for example, to Southern Europe, which is breaking temperature records this summer - is still unknown.