
Tokyo Metropolitan Government to Increase Private Junior High Tuition Subsidy
The Tokyo government will raise its tuition subsidy for families attending private junior high schools to 120,000 yen, aiming to reduce the financial burden on guardians.
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The Tokyo government will raise its tuition subsidy for families attending private junior high schools to 120,000 yen, aiming to reduce the financial burden on guardians.
A dating application launched by the Japanese government, including the Tokyo metropolitan government, has successfully facilitated over 260 marriages. The initiative aims to boost marriage rates in the country, utilizing AI to help hundreds of individuals find partners.

Tokyo's metropolitan government is encouraging its employees to wear shorts to work as a measure to reduce reliance on air conditioning and mitigate high energy costs, which are linked to the Middle East War.
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Amid temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius and higher, the Tokyo prefectural government has suggested that employees wear shorts to the office for heat protection, a proposal that has sparked debate.

The Tokyo government has announced a new policy allowing workers to wear shorts for the first time this summer, a move that has ignited a delicate debate about workplace etiquette and dress codes in Japan.
The Tokyo metropolitan government has advised employers to permit staff to wear T-shirts and shorts at work, aiming to help employees cope with rising temperatures and beat the heat.
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Tokyo's metropolitan government is expanding its 'Cool Biz' energy-saving initiative this summer, permitting employees to wear shorts to work. The measure aims to reduce energy consumption and combat rising costs, partly influenced by the Middle East conflict.
The Tokyo government is encouraging employers to adopt more relaxed dress codes, such as allowing T-shirts and shorts, to help workers cope with rising temperatures.
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