The Governor of Tokyo is the elected head of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, responsible for overseeing the administration of the capital city of Japan. This position involves managing public services, urban planning, and disaster response, as well as representing Tokyo in national and international matters. The governor is elected every four years and can serve multiple terms. The governor works alongside the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly, which is the legislative body that helps create laws and budgets for the city. The role is significant, as Tokyo is one of the largest and most influential cities in the world, impacting both Japan and the global community.