The postponement of the 2020 Olympics due to the COVID-19 pandemic was a significant setback for Tokyo. However, the city’s resilience was on full display as it prepared to host
The Fukushima nuclear disaster of 2011 presented Tokyo with a new set of challenges, as the city rallied to support the rebuilding efforts in the affected region. Demonstrating solidarity and
Tokyo recognizes the importance of preparedness in building resilience against natural disasters. The city invests heavily in disaster preparedness, conducting regular drills and simulations to ensure that its residents are
Tokyo’s ability to adapt to changing circumstances and embrace innovation is a cornerstone of its resilience. Whether it’s responding to natural disasters, economic shifts, or global pandemics, Tokyo remains flexible
The COVID-19 pandemic posed unprecedented challenges for Tokyo, testing the city’s resilience like never before. However, Tokyo’s response to the pandemic showcased its resilience, with measures such as widespread testing,
Tokyo’s leadership in disaster risk reduction and resilience-building efforts extends beyond its borders. As a global leader in the field, Tokyo shares its knowledge and expertise with other cities facing