Tokyo Photo News December 2022

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government held “TOKYO RUGBY MONTH 2022” aiming to promote and develop rugby in Tokyo as a legacy of hosting the Rugby World Cup 2019TM.
On December 11, a TOKYO RUGBY WOMEN'S DAY was held at Yoyogi Park ball game field. The events included a women’s rugby experience session for elementary and junior high school students, a joint training session and exchange matches for elementary school girls participating in rugby clubs in Tokyo.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government held “TOKYO RUGBY MONTH 2022” aiming to promote and develop rugby in Tokyo as a legacy of hosting the Rugby World Cup 2019TM.
On December 11, a TOKYO RUGBY WOMEN'S DAY was held at Yoyogi Park ball game field. The events included a women’s rugby experience session for elementary and junior high school students, a joint training session and exchange matches for elementary school girls participating in rugby clubs in Tokyo.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government held “TOKYO RUGBY MONTH 2022” aiming to promote and develop rugby in Tokyo as a legacy of hosting the Rugby World Cup 2019TM.
On December 11, a TOKYO RUGBY WOMEN'S DAY was held at Yoyogi Park ball game field. The events included a women’s rugby experience session for elementary and junior high school students, a joint training session and exchange matches for elementary school girls participating in rugby clubs in Tokyo.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government held “TOKYO RUGBY MONTH 2022” aiming to promote and develop rugby in Tokyo as a legacy of hosting the Rugby World Cup 2019TM.
On December 11, a TOKYO RUGBY WOMEN'S DAY was held at Yoyogi Park ball game field. The events included a women’s rugby experience session for elementary and junior high school students, a joint training session and exchange matches for elementary school girls participating in rugby clubs in Tokyo.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government held “TOKYO RUGBY MONTH 2022” aiming to promote and develop rugby in Tokyo as a legacy of hosting the Rugby World Cup 2019TM.
On December 11, a TOKYO RUGBY WOMEN'S DAY was held at Yoyogi Park ball game field. The events included a women’s rugby experience session for elementary and junior high school students, a joint training session and exchange matches for elementary school girls participating in rugby clubs in Tokyo.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government held “TOKYO RUGBY MONTH 2022” aiming to promote and develop rugby in Tokyo as a legacy of hosting the Rugby World Cup 2019TM.
On December 11, a TOKYO RUGBY WOMEN'S DAY was held at Yoyogi Park ball game field. The events included a women’s rugby experience session for elementary and junior high school students, a joint training session and exchange matches for elementary school girls participating in rugby clubs in Tokyo.

On December 14, a workshop for the “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo)” was held.
Adolescents at junior high and high school undergo major changes both physically and mentally, with an increase in worry and anxiety about their body and sexuality. In order to provide counselling for such concerns, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has opened a consultation desk called “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo).” Governor Koike, who attended the workshop, said, “Young people undergo various experiences. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government started “Wakasapo” as a place where reliable information can be shared and teens can freely seek counselling about their own anxieties and problems. I want young people to take care of their body and protect every step of their lives with appropriate assistance.”

On December 14, a workshop for the “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo)” was held.
Adolescents at junior high and high school undergo major changes both physically and mentally, with an increase in worry and anxiety about their body and sexuality. In order to provide counselling for such concerns, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has opened a consultation desk called “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo).” Governor Koike, who attended the workshop, said, “Young people undergo various experiences. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government started “Wakasapo” as a place where reliable information can be shared and teens can freely seek counselling about their own anxieties and problems. I want young people to take care of their body and protect every step of their lives with appropriate assistance.”

On December 14, a workshop for the “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo)” was held.
Adolescents at junior high and high school undergo major changes both physically and mentally, with an increase in worry and anxiety about their body and sexuality. In order to provide counselling for such concerns, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has opened a consultation desk called “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo).” Governor Koike, who attended the workshop, said, “Young people undergo various experiences. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government started “Wakasapo” as a place where reliable information can be shared and teens can freely seek counselling about their own anxieties and problems. I want young people to take care of their body and protect every step of their lives with appropriate assistance.”

On December 14, a workshop for the “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo)” was held.
Adolescents at junior high and high school undergo major changes both physically and mentally, with an increase in worry and anxiety about their body and sexuality. In order to provide counselling for such concerns, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has opened a consultation desk called “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo).” Governor Koike, who attended the workshop, said, “Young people undergo various experiences. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government started “Wakasapo” as a place where reliable information can be shared and teens can freely seek counselling about their own anxieties and problems. I want young people to take care of their body and protect every step of their lives with appropriate assistance.”

On December 14, a workshop for the “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo)” was held.
Adolescents at junior high and high school undergo major changes both physically and mentally, with an increase in worry and anxiety about their body and sexuality. In order to provide counselling for such concerns, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has opened a consultation desk called “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo).” Governor Koike, who attended the workshop, said, “Young people undergo various experiences. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government started “Wakasapo” as a place where reliable information can be shared and teens can freely seek counselling about their own anxieties and problems. I want young people to take care of their body and protect every step of their lives with appropriate assistance.”

On December 14, a workshop for the “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo)” was held.
Adolescents at junior high and high school undergo major changes both physically and mentally, with an increase in worry and anxiety about their body and sexuality. In order to provide counselling for such concerns, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has opened a consultation desk called “Tokyo Youth Health Support (Wakasapo).” Governor Koike, who attended the workshop, said, “Young people undergo various experiences. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government started “Wakasapo” as a place where reliable information can be shared and teens can freely seek counselling about their own anxieties and problems. I want young people to take care of their body and protect every step of their lives with appropriate assistance.”

Prior to the opening of the entire Loop Road No. 2 on December 18, a walking event was held on December 10 to commemorate the opening of the Loop Road No. 2 main line.
Of the Tokyo City Planning Road Loop Road No. 2, which is a skeleton trunk road being developed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, a section of about 1.4 kilometers from Tsukiji 5-chome, Chuo-ku to Shimbashi 4-chome, Minato-ku (an underground tunnel structure serving as a major road artery) was opened to traffic. Since this underground tunnel will be closed to pedestrians and bicycles after its opening, this was the only opportunity to experience a walk through.
On December 16, a ceremony to commemorate the opening of Loop Road No. 2 (between Tsukiji and Shimbashi) was held in the presence of Governor Koike.

Prior to the opening of the entire Loop Road No. 2 on December 18, a walking event was held on December 10 to commemorate the opening of the Loop Road No. 2 main line.
Of the Tokyo City Planning Road Loop Road No. 2, which is a skeleton trunk road being developed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, a section of about 1.4 kilometers from Tsukiji 5-chome, Chuo-ku to Shimbashi 4-chome, Minato-ku (an underground tunnel structure serving as a major road artery) was opened to traffic. Since this underground tunnel will be closed to pedestrians and bicycles after its opening, this was the only opportunity to experience a walk through.
On December 16, a ceremony to commemorate the opening of Loop Road No. 2 (between Tsukiji and Shimbashi) was held in the presence of Governor Koike.

Prior to the opening of the entire Loop Road No. 2 on December 18, a walking event was held on December 10 to commemorate the opening of the Loop Road No. 2 main line.
Of the Tokyo City Planning Road Loop Road No. 2, which is a skeleton trunk road being developed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, a section of about 1.4 kilometers from Tsukiji 5-chome, Chuo-ku to Shimbashi 4-chome, Minato-ku (an underground tunnel structure serving as a major road artery) was opened to traffic. Since this underground tunnel will be closed to pedestrians and bicycles after its opening, this was the only opportunity to experience a walk through.
On December 16, a ceremony to commemorate the opening of Loop Road No. 2 (between Tsukiji and Shimbashi) was held in the presence of Governor Koike.

Prior to the opening of the entire Loop Road No. 2 on December 18, a walking event was held on December 10 to commemorate the opening of the Loop Road No. 2 main line.
Of the Tokyo City Planning Road Loop Road No. 2, which is a skeleton trunk road being developed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, a section of about 1.4 kilometers from Tsukiji 5-chome, Chuo-ku to Shimbashi 4-chome, Minato-ku (an underground tunnel structure serving as a major road artery) was opened to traffic. Since this underground tunnel will be closed to pedestrians and bicycles after its opening, this was the only opportunity to experience a walk through.
On December 16, a ceremony to commemorate the opening of Loop Road No. 2 (between Tsukiji and Shimbashi) was held in the presence of Governor Koike.

Prior to the opening of the entire Loop Road No. 2 on December 18, a walking event was held on December 10 to commemorate the opening of the Loop Road No. 2 main line.
Of the Tokyo City Planning Road Loop Road No. 2, which is a skeleton trunk road being developed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, a section of about 1.4 kilometers from Tsukiji 5-chome, Chuo-ku to Shimbashi 4-chome, Minato-ku (an underground tunnel structure serving as a major road artery) was opened to traffic. Since this underground tunnel will be closed to pedestrians and bicycles after its opening, this was the only opportunity to experience a walk through.
On December 16, a ceremony to commemorate the opening of Loop Road No. 2 (between Tsukiji and Shimbashi) was held in the presence of Governor Koike.

Prior to the opening of the entire Loop Road No. 2 on December 18, a walking event was held on December 10 to commemorate the opening of the Loop Road No. 2 main line.
Of the Tokyo City Planning Road Loop Road No. 2, which is a skeleton trunk road being developed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, a section of about 1.4 kilometers from Tsukiji 5-chome, Chuo-ku to Shimbashi 4-chome, Minato-ku (an underground tunnel structure serving as a major road artery) was opened to traffic. Since this underground tunnel will be closed to pedestrians and bicycles after its opening, this was the only opportunity to experience a walk through.
On December 16, a ceremony to commemorate the opening of Loop Road No. 2 (between Tsukiji and Shimbashi) was held in the presence of Governor Koike.

On December 20, with the cooperation of Florence, a certified NPO, TMG gathered feedback on the use of double strollers on Toei (Tokyo metropolitan) buses from parents who are raising twin children.
Following a session giving tips for using double strollers on a bus, participants were invited to put that advice to good use with a trial ride on an actual bus. Then a question-and-answer session was held.

On December 20, with the cooperation of Florence, a certified NPO, TMG gathered feedback on the use of double strollers on Toei (Tokyo metropolitan) buses from parents who are raising twin children.
Following a session giving tips for using double strollers on a bus, participants were invited to put that advice to good use with a trial ride on an actual bus. Then a question-and-answer session was held.

On December 20, with the cooperation of Florence, a certified NPO, TMG gathered feedback on the use of double strollers on Toei (Tokyo metropolitan) buses from parents who are raising twin children.
Following a session giving tips for using double strollers on a bus, participants were invited to put that advice to good use with a trial ride on an actual bus. Then a question-and-answer session was held.

On December 20, with the cooperation of Florence, a certified NPO, TMG gathered feedback on the use of double strollers on Toei (Tokyo metropolitan) buses from parents who are raising twin children.
Following a session giving tips for using double strollers on a bus, participants were invited to put that advice to good use with a trial ride on an actual bus. Then a question-and-answer session was held.

On December 20, with the cooperation of Florence, a certified NPO, TMG gathered feedback on the use of double strollers on Toei (Tokyo metropolitan) buses from parents who are raising twin children.
Following a session giving tips for using double strollers on a bus, participants were invited to put that advice to good use with a trial ride on an actual bus. Then a question-and-answer session was held.

On December 20, with the cooperation of Florence, a certified NPO, TMG gathered feedback on the use of double strollers on Toei (Tokyo metropolitan) buses from parents who are raising twin children.
Following a session giving tips for using double strollers on a bus, participants were invited to put that advice to good use with a trial ride on an actual bus. Then a question-and-answer session was held.