A Japanese inventor has come up with an air-conditioned garment

Air-conditioned clothing: A Japanese inventor saves people from the heat and from losing their jobs.

A garment often seen on the streets of Japan today during the hot summer months maximizes that cooling effect.

It was invented by Ichigaya Hiroshi, and it took almost 30 years from the idea of creating it to the release of what’s in the video.

Two small fans on the back direct air between your body and your clothes, instantly vaporizing sweat.

An internal pocket contains a battery that powers the two fans.

Air is forced into the garment, helping the sweat evaporate, and then escapes outward from the collar and cuffs.

Many Japanese people are truly grateful to Hiroshi: his clothes allow even those in poor health to work in the summer.