The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is the administrative body responsible for governing Tokyo, the capital city of Japan. It oversees various aspects of city management, including public safety, transportation, and urban planning. The government is structured into several departments that handle specific areas, ensuring efficient services for the city's residents. Established in 1943, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government operates from the iconic Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku. It consists of a governor, currently elected by the public, and a metropolitan assembly. This organization plays a crucial role in shaping policies that affect the daily lives of millions living in the bustling metropolis.