暑いがと、街をは道路のでなります。が少ない歩道や、熱をためやすいでは、気温でも体にるが。そこで各地のは、木を植える、ベンチやバス停にを付ける、の材料を見直すといったを組み合わせています。
When hot days continue, the burden of walking through a city grows heavier near the road. On sidewalks with little shade or pavement that easily stores heat, the heat felt by the body changes even at the same air temperature. To address this, cities in various places are combining methods such as planting trees, putting roofs over benches and bus stops, and rethinking the materials used for the road surface.
は見た目を整えることではなく、が外を移動しやすい環境をつくることです。距離でも、がか、途中で休めるかによって、歩きやすさは。、子ども、ベビーカーを押す、屋外で働くにとっては、わずかな差が体へのを左右します。
The goal is not to make the city look better, but to create an environment where people can move around outdoors more easily. Even over a short distance, whether shade continues or whether there is a place to rest along the way changes how easy it is to walk. For elderly people, children, people pushing strollers, and people working outdoors, even a small difference can affect the strain on the body.
対策は、木を増やせば終わりというものではありません。水やり、根が伸びる、でも通れる幅、に照明を置く位置まで考えるがあります。へのは、道路を涼しく見せる工夫ではなく、街をに続けるための設計になっています。短期的に日よけを設けると、何年もかけて樹木を育てるを組み合わせるもあります。
Measures do not end with simply increasing the number of trees. It is also necessary to think about watering, the space roots can spread into, widths that wheelchairs can pass through, and even where to place lighting at night. Preparing for heat is not a matter of making roads look cooler; it is design for keeping the city usable safely. Some cities combine short-term ways of setting up shade with methods of growing trees over many years.