Tokyo

Tokyo
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From Japan's capital we take on the world.
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Strengths

The capital of Japan and a global center of business and finance
Tokyo is the capital of Japan and one of the world's largest cities in terms of economy, population, and sheer size. It is home to the headquarters of many global companies and financial institutions, with the Tokyo Stock Exchange being one of the largest exchanges in the world.

A center of cutting-edge technology and innovation
Tokyo is home to the most startups, tech companies, and research institutions in Japan, and it leads the world in cutting-edge fields such as AI, robotics, fintech, and biotechnology.
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Japan's largest population, diverse culture, and a high quality of life
Tokyo is an international, metropolitan city with a high-quality living environment, well-developed public transportation, and advanced urban services make it possible for people from all over the world to live and work comfortably.
Things to see
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Imperial Palace
Tucked away behind moats and thick stone walls, the residence and offices of the Emperor of Japan occupy an enviable spot in central Tokyo.

Kabukiza
The grand dame of Japan's Kabuki theaters, the Kabukiza theater in Ginza dates back to 1889. Sumptuous and an icon of the area, this tourist-friendly theater is the place to learn about one of Japan's most lively and captivating traditional artforms.
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Asakusa
Enter through the enormous bright-red Kaminarimon, meaning "thunder gate," and walk through whorls of incense smoke before leaving a traditional five-yen offering at the capital's iconic Sensoji Temple. With delicious street food, abundant shopping, and retro charm around every corner, Asakusa is an unmissable stop during your visit to Tokyo.
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Akihabara
Once all about gadgets and the latest electronics, Akihabara is now an even mix of electrical goods megastores, maid cafes and all things anime. To go with its transformation, it has a new nickname—Akiba.
Links
Stories from Tokyo
InterviewTakashi Miki, CEO of Solid Surface: the focus is not on robots, but on ‘operation’
InsightCoworking Spaces: Tokyo, Part 2
InsightContent Tokyo event report: where art meets tech
InsightTIB CATAPULT Spotlight: How MoRo Is Accelerating Real-World Adoption of Mobility and Robotics Technologies
InsightTokyo's 5G frontier: how the Japanese capital is building the infrastructure for next-gen tech
InsightEvent report: SKS JAPAN 2025
InsightCoworking Spaces: Tokyo, Part 1
InterviewYuko Mishio: CEO of Impact HUB Tokyo
InterviewThe Frozen Food Revolution: Preserving the Value of Food
InterviewTokyo Innovation Base (TIB): Creating Value Through Connections
InsightTokyo: a world-leading city
InsightTokyo, the heart of Japan
News from Tokyo

Tokyo Startup Campus Project Costs Exceed Expectations at 97 Billion Yen

Tokyo Government to Work with Startups to Tackle Increase in Bear Encounters

Tokyo's Startup Ecosystem International Ranking Stalls

TEAMZ Web3/AI Summit 2026 brings global tech leaders to Tokyo

Tokyo becomes new test ground for Nuro’s autonomous vehicles

CRREM Japan 2026 explores zero-emission Tokyo

University of Tokyo opens applications for GCI World 2026

Deep Tech Forum Tokyo 2026

Bridge to Tokyo Pitch & Partnership Vol.3 held next week

Antler Japan invests JPY240M in 10 startups

University of Tokyo professor secures Grantham Foundation grant for sustainable plastics

Applications open for Techstars Tokyo’s 2026 startup accelerator
