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6 Must-Buy Summer Cooling Essentials in Japan

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — With temperatures across Taiwan soaring above 35°C in summer, stepping outside instantly means breaking into a sweat, and neighboring Japan is also under the grip of high temperatures. To combat the sweltering summer heat, Japanese manufacturers have launched a variety of cooling essentials. Don’t forget to go treasure hunting in stores when you travel to Japan...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

 

With temperatures across Taiwan soaring above 35°C in summer, stepping outside instantly means breaking into a sweat, and neighboring Japan is also under the grip of high temperatures. To combat the sweltering summer heat, Japanese manufacturers have launched a variety of cooling essentials. Don’t forget to go treasure hunting in stores when you travel to Japan.

 

1. Spray-on Sunscreen

Anessa has also launched a three-in-one sunscreen spray for body, face, and hair. (Image source / mbokimg)

The Disney limited-edition sunscreen spray is a hot item in drugstores. (Image source / MOOK Scenic Spots)

Spray-on sunscreen, which can be easily applied with just one hand, is extremely popular in Japan. In addition to sun protection, it also offers various benefits such as whitening and mosquito repellent. The latest innovation even includes sunscreen specifically for spraying on hair.

 

2. 99% UV-Blocking Umbrellas

Besides functionality, Japanese women also pay close attention to the design of their umbrellas. (Image source / Shinfulife)

There are also umbrellas designed specifically for men. (Image source / Shinfulife)

A summer essential, umbrellas must offer UV protection, but Japanese women also care a great deal about design, often considering them a fashion accessory. As a result, there are many products that combine function with style, featuring a dazzling array of patterns that make it hard to choose just one.

 

 

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