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TOKYO Resilience Project

The "TOKYO Resilience Project" has been formulated.

In December 2022, we formulated the "Tokyo Resilience Project" with the aim of realizing a strong and sustainable city.

Pamphlet(Mar.2024)

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This pamphlet introduces the Tokyo Resilience Project in an easy-to-understand manner with illustrations and photographs. Please take a look if you would like to know more about the project easily first.

TOKYO Resilience Project upgradeⅠ(Dec.2023)

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We have strengthened and upgraded both hard and soft measures to ensure that we are on the path to achieving our policy goals for the 2040s.

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Video(Dec.2023)

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The TOKYO Resilience Project aims for "peace of mind for the next 100 years" from natural disasters. This video introduces to overseas viewers the urban development of a resilient and sustainable Tokyo that can adapt to climate change and other natural disasters.

  • Video(You will be redirected to the official video channel)
  • Video(30sec ver.)(You will be redirected to the official video channel)

Pamphlet、Video(Feb.2023)

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Tokyo is strengthening its "disaster preparedness" to become a safe and resilient international city. This pamphlet and video introduces Tokyo's disaster preparedness with a focus on wind and flood countermeasures, a theme common to the entire world.

  • Pamphlet(Digital Book)
  • Video(You will be redirected to the official video channel)

TOKYO Resilience Project(Dec.2022)

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The "TOKYO Resilience Project" aims to ensure the safety and security of its residents against five risks: windstorms, floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, power and communication disruptions, infectious diseases.

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    Please note that the machine translation system does not guarantee 100% correctness.
Written by Project Promotion Section, Planning and Coordination Division, Office of the Governor for Policy Planning
Email:S0015002(at)section.metro.tokyo.jp

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