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Política·24/7/2026Resumen IA

La politique «Tokyo Cool Biz» de Yuriko Koike suscite la controverse sur les shorts et les poils de jambes

La gouverneure de Tokyo, Yuriko Koike, a lancé le «Tokyo Cool Biz» encourageant les fonctionnaires masculins à porter des shorts pour réduire la climatisation. Cette mesure a déclenché une controverse au Japon, des internautes, notamment des femmes, exprimant leur dégoût face aux poils de jambes masculins et jugeant la politique injuste.

Le Figaro Économie

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Tokyo's 'Cool Biz' initiative allows shorts in the office, sparking backlash

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Política·18/6/2026Resumen IA

Tokyo's 'Cool Biz' initiative allows shorts in the office, sparking backlash

Tokyo's 'Cool Biz' campaign, allowing male employees to wear shorts in the office, aims to improve comfort and reduce electricity use. The initiative, championed by Governor Koike, has faced swift criticism.

SCMP Economy

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Tokyo's 'Cool Biz' initiative allowing shorts in offices sparks backlash

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Política·18/6/2026Resumen IA

Tokyo's 'Cool Biz' initiative allowing shorts in offices sparks backlash

Tokyo's 'Cool Biz' campaign, allowing male employees to wear shorts in the office, has faced swift backlash. The initiative aims to improve comfort and reduce electricity use amid rising fuel prices.

SCMP Economy

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Tokyo Governor Urges Global Collaboration on Green Hydrogen

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Energy·25/5/2026Resumen IA

Tokyo Governor Urges Global Collaboration on Green Hydrogen

Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike called for international collaboration on green hydrogen technology, urging startups, SMEs, and local governments in Japan, Europe, and Kazakhstan to share best practices and capital to overcome production costs and infrastructure challenges.

Euronews News

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Japan's 1 Gigawatt Floating Wind Farm Plan Faces 2035 Deadline Doubts

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Energy·27/4/2026Resumen IA

Japan's 1 Gigawatt Floating Wind Farm Plan Faces 2035 Deadline Doubts

Japan plans to build a 1-gigawatt floating wind farm in the Izu Islands to power Tokyo and the islands themselves by 2035, announced by Governor Yuriko Koike at a 2024 climate conference in Azerbaijan. The project would produce equivalent capacity to a nuclear reactor, but faces skepticism over its 2035 timeline, power generation forecasts, and technical demands, especially given the world's largest current floating wind farm in Norway produces just 94.6 megawatts.

SCMP Economy

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