Tokyo Edogawa power outage: city reports restoration
Edogawa City says electricity was restored at 09:25 Japan time on 2 November 2026 following a power outage in Shinozakimachi 3-chome and 4-chome, and Shimoshinozakimachi. The municipal notices put the approximate start at 07:05 and the initial impact at about 2,000 connections. The restoration statement covers those named areas; it does not establish conditions across all of Tokyo.
Status of this incident
Current status unconfirmed
Last known status: restored, according to the source · Edogawa City reports restoration at 09:25 JST on 2 November in the three named areas; the technical cause is unstated.
Source moment: Nov 2, 2026, 12:25 AM UTC (09:25 AM local time)
In 20 seconds
Edogawa City reports an approximate 07:05 JST start on 2 November in the three named areas.
The initial municipal notice gives approximately 2,000 connections, not people.
The city reports restoration at 09:25 JST; a technical cause is not stated.
What the municipal notices establish
The initial notice identifies Shinozakimachi 3-chome and 4-chome, and Shimoshinozakimachi in Edogawa, Tokyo. Its count is approximately 2,000 connections, using the Japanese source unit 件. That is a municipal outage count rather than a population figure. It should not be converted into a number of residents or taken as an exact address-level assessment.
A separate restoration notice names the same areas and gives 09:25 JST on 2 November as the recovery time. This supports a restoration report for this specific incident. It does not establish that every other part of Edogawa or Tokyo experienced an interruption, or that a later report at another address belongs to the same event.
What the sources tell us, and what they do not
- Reported areas
- Shinozakimachi 3-chome and 4-chome, and Shimoshinozakimachi, Edogawa, Tokyo
- Initial reported impact
- Approximately 2,000 connections (source unit 件), according to Edogawa City
- Municipal restoration time
- 2 November 2026, 09:25 JST / 00:25 UTC
Local times and remaining uncertainty
The approximate start of 07:05 JST on 2 November corresponds to 22:05 UTC on 1 November. The municipal restoration time of 09:25 JST corresponds to 00:25 UTC on 2 November. These are incident times. The notices are dated 2 November, but a separate publication clock is unavailable.
The municipal record does not state a technical cause or describe the engineering work behind the restoration. No separate utility incident rows were read for this report. The city’s notices therefore provide the basis for the account, without an independent audit of supply at each connection or a broader claim about the Tokyo electricity network.
Planning for another interruption
For household preparation, the grid-down essentials guide helps identify essential backup needs. The internet backup guide covers connectivity planning, while the runtime calculator helps compare battery capacity with device demand. These resources support preparation; they do not establish the cause of this incident or predict another interruption.