Tokyo is set to experience its first snowfall of the season over the coming three days, which may lead to some concern for accumulation. Citizens and tourists, especially those planning to travel, need to pay attention to weather updates and prepare for possible disruptions. The local government is urging residents and businesses to take the necessary precautions as sudden weather changes could potentially lead to hazardous road conditions and traffic delays.

Seeing the first snow in Tokyo is always a celebrated sight, painting a beautiful winter landscape on the cityscape. However, due to the city's densely populated areas and bustling city life, a sudden snowfall can lead to disruptions in commuting. Also, Japanese society highly values safety, public order, and efficient management of unforeseeable events such as these.

In comparison to the US, where cities are more accustomed to regular and heavy snowfall, Tokyo's infrastructure may face greater challenges due to its lack of heavy-snow experience. In the EU, most Nordic countries are equipped to deal with snow better due to their frequent falls, while southern countries might find similar issues as Tokyo.