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This Is the End of a Strict Dress Code at the Office: the Energy Crisis Is Driving Japan to Change Its Habits and Encourage Employees to Wear Shorts

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In Japan, wearing shorts in the office was so far unthinkable, but the war in Iran and global warming upset the codes.
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This Is the End of a Strict Dress Code at the Office: the Energy Crisis Is Driving Japan to Change Its Habits and Encourage Employees to Wear Shorts

In Japan, wearing shorts in the office was so far unthinkable, but the war in Iran and global warming upset the codes.

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Presse-citron broke the news on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
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