Tokyo Gov Social Media Accounts Surpass 1.37 Million Followers—Showcasing Tokyo’s Culture, Innovation, and Safety to the World
- Press Release
- Dec 9, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 14, 2025
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) is sharing the latest updates on Tokyo’s culture, technology, city initiatives, and daily life through its official social media channels. The total number of followers has now exceeded 1.37 million, reflecting growing global interest in the city. Below are some of the latest features and initiatives being shared via Tokyo Gov’s official channels.
Join SusHi Tech Tokyo, Asia’s largest innovation conference
Held annually in Tokyo around April and May, SusHi Tech Tokyo is Asia’s largest innovation conference, envisioning the future of sustainable cities.
Through the Tokyo Gov social media accounts, event highlights are shared in Reels and collaborative posts with international influencers, offering a dynamic look into the conference. This year, influencer Kawaii Coco (Instagram: @kawaiiicoco) also joined the event, sharing her experience with followers worldwide.
The next SusHi Tech Tokyo is scheduled to take place from Monday, April 27 to Wednesday, April 29, 2026. The event will bring together startups, investors, corporations, cities, and students from around the world to exchange ideas and collaborate on solutions to urban challenges. We look forward to welcoming you to the event.
Discover what makes Tokyo a safe and resilient city
Aiming to ensure “Safety for the Next 100 Years” the Tokyo Metropolitan Government is accelerating initiatives to build a resilient and sustainable city. Last year, Tokyo Gov collaborated with influencer Yamatrips (Instagram: @yamatrips) to feature a behind-the-scenes video exploring the massive underground tunnel system that protects the city from flooding.
Tokyo Gov will continue to share stories about the city’s efforts to safeguard both residents and visitors—stay tuned for more!
On your next visit to Tokyo, remember that beneath your feet lies an extraordinary system working quietly to keep the city safe.
Hear from international residents on life in Tokyo
Tokyo Gov spoke with three foreign residents living in Japan to learn about their honest impressions of life in Tokyo—what makes it an easy city to work and live in, and what unique charms they’ve discovered from an international perspective. One interviewee, a woman from India currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Japan, shared how she has experienced Tokyo’s diversity, openness, and abundance of business opportunities, as well as the chance to gain valuable internship experience in an international academic environment. If you’re considering working, studying, or doing research in Tokyo, this feature is a must-read!
Share your Tokyo moments with #MyEdoTokyo
On Tokyo Gov’s official Instagram, we feature captivating photos of Tokyo shared by the public. Join in by posting your own photos with the hashtag #MyEdoTokyo—your snapshot might be featured on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s official Instagram, X, or Facebook accounts!
Did you know that “Edo” is the former name of Tokyo? It was once the center of samurai culture and traditional life. Today’s Tokyo blends Edo’s rich heritage with cutting-edge innovation, creating a one-of-a-kind city where history meets the future.
We look forward to seeing your special moments captured in Tokyo!
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