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  1. 2026-06-18 regulatory Tokyo's metropolitan government updated its dress code to allow male employees to wear shorts during summer. source
  2. 2026-05-19 product_launch Tokyo Metropolitan Government launches a public tender for the development of a specialized domestic AI model for administrative use. source
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  1. COMMENTARY · CL_205475 ·

    Japanese prefectures and AI firms discuss local government AI adoption

    Leaders from five prefectures and an AI company convened at the Gabtech Conference to discuss the advancement of AI in local government services. Presentations highlighted successful AI applications in managing Tokyo me…

  2. COMMENTARY · CL_155978 ·

    Tokyo office dress code change sparks 'leg hair harassment' debate

    The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is encouraging office workers to adopt more casual attire, including shorts, to combat the heat. However, this initiative has sparked debate, with some women raising concerns about 'leg…

  3. TOOL · CL_97863 ·

    Tokyo allows male workers to wear shorts in summer, sparking debate

    Tokyo's metropolitan government has introduced a new dress code allowing male employees to wear shorts during the summer months as part of an updated energy-saving initiative called "Tokyo Cool Biz." This policy, aimed …

  4. RESEARCH · CL_38500 ·

    Tokyo seeks domestic AI for government services

    The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is seeking proposals to develop a specialized domestic AI model for administrative use. The initiative aims to ensure accuracy and transparency in AI applications within government serv…

  5. COMMENTARY · CL_49563 ·

    Kevin O'Leary calls 4-day workweek 'stupidest idea'

    Kevin O'Leary, a prominent figure from "Shark Tank," has strongly criticized the concept of a four-day workweek, labeling it the "stupidest idea" he has encountered. He argues that in the current digital economy, tradit…