A significant proportion of workers in Japan are affected by hay fever, which can cause symptoms such as sneezing, watery eyes, and itchiness, leading to a decline in labor productivity.According to a report by Japan's Ministry of Environment, the allergy affects 42.5% of the population, and its impact has led to it being labeled a "national disease" by the Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida.To address this issue, some companies in Japan are taking innovative measures to help their employees work... Read this story
