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The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has issued updates on various initiatives, including the lifting of special caution regarding the Nankai Trough megaquake advisory. The article emphasizes ongoing preparations for potential seismic activity and highlights events aimed at fostering community engagement.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has issued a warning regarding the potential for a significant earthquake along the Nankai Trough, following a recent quake in the Hyuganada Sea. Governor Koike Yuriko urged citizens to prepare for possible disasters, including stockpiling essentials and planning for evacuations in island regions.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has launched a toll-free multilingual hotline, TMC Navi, to assist non-Japanese residents with daily life challenges in Tokyo. This service is part of an initiative to support the city's diverse population and is available in 15 languages, offering consultations on various issues including visa and legal matters.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government will launch a free public event, "Anywhere EDOHAKU," from August 16 to August 18, 2024, in Kinshicho, featuring exhibits and experiences from the Edo-Tokyo Museum. This initiative aims to engage the community while the museum undergoes renovations, allowing families to explore Edo-era culture.
The Tokyo Festival Executive Committee has announced special tours for overseas visitors in September 2024, aimed at showcasing Japanese contemporary theater. These tours are part of the festival's efforts to promote Japan's performing arts and enhance its cultural appeal to international audiences.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is set to host the 2nd International Conference on Open Access to Culture from October 29 to November 3, 2024, at the Tokyo International Forum. The conference aims to foster a symbiotic society through art and culture, coinciding with the upcoming Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics. Entry to the event is free, and it will feature presentations, exhibitions, and workshops involving experts in art and deaf culture.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is recruiting participants for the "RAINBOW BRIDGE RIDE 2024," a cycling event that will take place on December 1, 2024. The event offers several course options for different age groups and skill levels, with applications open from July 19 to September 16 for the general public. VIP entries will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis starting July 26.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government has declared August and September as Tokyo Parasports Month to celebrate and promote parasports. Various events, including exhibitions and hands-on experiences, will take place in commercial facilities across the city, culminating in a major gathering of para-athletes in Akihabara on September 22.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government is set to host the “Festival d‘été de TOKYO” in Paris from July 26 to August 1, 2024. This event aims to showcase the unique cultural charms of Tokyo and promote tourism to Japan's capital through various performances, exhibitions, and hands-on programs. Admission to the event is free, making it accessible to a wide audience.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is inviting applications for the Tokyo Financial Award 2024, aimed at recognizing innovative initiatives in the financial sector that contribute to a sustainable society. The award features two categories: Financial Innovation and Sustainability, with substantial cash prizes for the winners. Applications are welcomed from businesses in Japan and worldwide, promoting Tokyo as a hub for sustainable finance.