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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.
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!
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.
Mizumoto Park is a lush park featuring the city’s only riverside landscape and the largest metasequoia forest among Tokyo metropolitan parks.
Summer is when the greenery and waterside scenery look their best, so be sure to enjoy the seasonal charms unique to this time of year.
Edo kiriko is a traditional Tokyo craft known for its delicate cut glass patterns. Passed down since the Edo period, it is admired for its beautifully varied patterns. Why not make your own special glassware as a keepsake of Tokyo in a workshop?
“Come, See, and Learn” at the Police Museum in Tokyo!
You can get on police vehicles that were formerly in service and try on police uniforms tailored for kids!
There are also plenty of zones where you can have hands-on simulations of real police duties.
A fun spot for all ages!
Hibiya Park is a lush green space in the heart of Tokyo where you can feel the changing seasons. In early summer, fresh greenery fills the park, making it perfect for a walk.
The park also offers a pleasant, accessible space for everyone through its barrier-free initiatives.
Tokyo offers various support initiatives to help people take their first steps toward marriage, hosting events and providing information on matchmaking and relationships.
The "TOKYO 8(Hachi) MUSUBI" campaign is underway, promoting 2026 as a "special year to spark marriage."