Governor KOIKE visited the New York Public Library to learn how digital resources foster curiosity and creativity among children and young people. The insights gained will support future Central Library development and digital services in Tokyo's libraries.
Meeting with #UN Secretary-General @antonioguterres, Governor KOIKE emphasized the importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges and highlighted the need to strengthen city-to-city and UN collaboration to enhance resilience against natural disasters.
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Award-winning chanteuse Reichel shares her passion for the French musical genre "chanson". In Tokyo’s vibrant music scene, she moves audiences with her captivating performances.
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Lotuses reach their peak from mid to late July.
Large, beautiful 10-20 cm pink flowers bloom from the water’s surface, creating a refreshing summer atmosphere.
Enjoy these blooms at Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens, the oldest surviving Edo daimyo garden.
Edo lives on.
Edo Tokyo Campaign 2026 Spring marks the start of a new seasonal initiative. Shizuka Gozen float returns 🚩Tsunaguruma moves forward ⚡
Tradition × innovation—Tokyo style.
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As a measure against heatstroke, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has released a map plotting air-conditioned Cooling Shelters—as well as TOKYO Cool Share Spots that are set up at public and private facilities for cooling off—over the Tokyo WBGT (heat-stress index) Map.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government extends its sincere condolences to those affected by the earthquake in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. In addition to the emergency assistance provided by the Government of Japan, Tokyo will provide a disaster relief grant of USD 50,000.
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Actor, poet, and screenwriter Jai Tatsuto West reflects on a career spanning North America and Japan and the inspiration he continues to find in Tokyo—where every street tells a story.
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Rather than supermarket shelves, farmers markets in Tokyo are the best place to buy freshly harvested local produce including Edo Tokyo Traditional Vegetables.
If you find one, stop by and enjoy fresh, seasonal flavors.
Tokyo is home to the Edo Tokyo Traditional Vegetables, varieties passed down from the Edo period.
Even today, they are carefully cultivated in urban farms and are treasured for preserving heirloom seeds and traditional cultivation methods.
Some are in season in early summer.
Shinjuku is home to Yukku-Rhythm Grand Pendulum Clock.
Its dial features the 12 Chinese zodiac signs, and a single hand takes 24 hours to make a full rotation.
It was once recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s largest pendulum clock!
How is Tokyo boosting international partnerships in digital & AI fields?
At SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, Tokyo signed MOUs with Seoul and Taipei, while the Bureau of Digital Services showcased AI and urban resilience at its first standalone pavilion.
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Based in western Tokyo's Hachioji City, 120-year-old Sawai Orimono is bringing traditional "Tama-ori" weaving methods into modern applications through new materials and global partnerships.
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The Tachikawa Life Safety Learning Center is a hands-on facility where visitors can learn practical disaster response skills. At the kids’ disaster prevention area, they can experience disaster preparedness simulations that combine learning with fun.
Ever wondered what helps make Tokyo one of the world's safest cities?
From police motorcycles and helicopters to crime-solving activities and emergency call simulations, the newly reopened Tokyo Police Museum offers a fascinating look behind the scenes.
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