We introduce Tokyo’s urban development for overseas markets, which is adaptable to climate change, resilient, and sustainable.

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.

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.

A tie-in article with CNN on the TOKYO Resilience Project is available.

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.

This easy-to-understand video, utilizing computer graphics, introduces the threats Tokyo faces and the Project initiatives.

This short drama series follows the new life of two young people with opposite personalities: the strong-minded “Kyoko” and the optimistic “Manabu.” Learn about disaster preparedness through this fun story.

This easy-to-understand pamphlet is designed for children and their families to learn about the details and countermeasures for five types of crises: severe floods and storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, disruption of power and communications, and infectious diseases.

This illustrated booklet introduces the project details in an easy-to-understand manner. Have a look if you would like to learn more about the project.

Disaster Prevention Quest: Can You Come Home?”, the first extra issue of PR Tokyo, is a role-playing game that allows readers to learn disaster prevention knowledge while having fun. It also introduces “Disaster Prevention Survival Recipes” prepared by Ryuji, a cooking expert, as a sub-project.