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Whew! Japan Had Hottest Summer on Record 

People walk past an overhead water misting system on a hot day in the Ginza district of Tokyo on July 10, 2023. (AFP)
People walk past an overhead water misting system on a hot day in the Ginza district of Tokyo on July 10, 2023. (AFP)
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Whew! Japan Had Hottest Summer on Record 

People walk past an overhead water misting system on a hot day in the Ginza district of Tokyo on July 10, 2023. (AFP)
People walk past an overhead water misting system on a hot day in the Ginza district of Tokyo on July 10, 2023. (AFP)

Japan recorded its highest average temperature this summer in 125 years, the nation's weather agency said on Friday.

Based on measurements at 15 locations around the country from June through August, the average temperature deviation was +1.76 degrees Celsius, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) said. That exceeded the previous record of +1.08 degrees in 2010.

JMA's data goes back to 1898.

Average temperatures were considerably higher in the northern, eastern, and western parts of the country, the JMA said.

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ROSHN Group Sets Guinness World Record for Largest Real Estate Training Event

The event, held during ROSHN Group’s quarterly sales meeting, gave executive insights in the Kingdom’s evolving real estate sector and reviewed the group’s strong performance in 2024. SPA
The event, held during ROSHN Group’s quarterly sales meeting, gave executive insights in the Kingdom’s evolving real estate sector and reviewed the group’s strong performance in 2024. SPA
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ROSHN Group Sets Guinness World Record for Largest Real Estate Training Event

The event, held during ROSHN Group’s quarterly sales meeting, gave executive insights in the Kingdom’s evolving real estate sector and reviewed the group’s strong performance in 2024. SPA
The event, held during ROSHN Group’s quarterly sales meeting, gave executive insights in the Kingdom’s evolving real estate sector and reviewed the group’s strong performance in 2024. SPA

ROSHN Group, the Kingdom’s leading multi-asset class real estate developer and a Public Investment Fund (PIF) company, issued a press release announcing it has set a new Guinness World Record for the largest real estate training session, SPA reported.
Bringing together more than 280 sales employees, the record-breaking event session focused on sharing real estate best practices and emerging trends, reinforcing ROSHN’s commitment to innovation and excellence in serving its customers.
The event, held during ROSHN Group’s quarterly sales meeting, gave executive insights in the Kingdom’s evolving real estate sector and reviewed the group’s strong performance in 2024.
With multiple landmark launches and notable achievements realized this year, ROSHN Group continues to expand its footprint and contribute to reshaping the urban landscape in the Kingdom, said the release.
“This accomplishment highlights the collaborative efforts and dedication of our team in advancing excellence in the real estate sector,” said ROSHN Group’s Chief Sales Officer Jason Margetts.
He added: “Equipping our workforce with the knowledge and tools to succeed strengthens our contribution to the evolution of real estate in Saudi Arabia.”