The Tokyo Metropolitan Government says 197 people were confirmed to have been infected with the new coronavirus on Monday.
This is the first time in two weeks that the daily tally in the capital has been below 200, but the figure has remained above100 for 33 days.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government reported 258 new cases of the coronavirus in the Japanese capital on Monday.
The daily tally was under 300 for the second straight day. The total number of coronavirus infections in Tokyo has now reached 13,713.
Japanese weather officials are warning of localized heavy rains in eastern and western Japan through Monday. They say people in areas along the Pacific coast should be especially cautious.
Meteorological Agency officials say warm, damp air has been flowing into a seasonal rain front hovering over Japan, making atmospheric conditions unstable in much of the country.
Officials of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government reported 168 new cases of the coronavirus on Monday.
The daily tally for the capital has remained below 200 for the second day in a row.
Experts are urging people across Japan to remain vigilant, despite a slight reprieve Monday in recent daily coronavirus numbers. Officials in Okinawa are also concerned over a spike in cases connected to the US military.
Tokyo officials confirmed 119 new cases on Monday. The daily tally had topped 200 for four days in a row. The increase brings the total number of confirmed cases to more than 8,000 in the city of 14 million people.
Tokyo officials confirmed 119 new coronavirus cases in the Japanese capital on Monday... a slight reprieve after the daily tally topped 200 for four days in a row.
The increase brings the total number of confirmed cases to more than 8,000.
Japan's newly-established subcommittee for discussing coronavirus measures is expected to hold its first meeting as early as Monday.
Nishimura Yasutoshi, the minister in charge of the national coronavirus response, spoke to reporters on Friday.
Tokyo officials say 58 new coronavirus cases were confirmed on Monday. The number of infections has been on the rise in recent days, but the government says there's no need to declare another state of emergency.
The latest figure is slightly smaller than Sunday when the daily tally was the highest since the nationwide state of emergency was fully lifted last month.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government sources say 15 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed on Monday.
The total number of infections in Tokyo now stands at 4,883.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government officials say 91 new coronavirus cases were confirmed in the capital on Monday, bringing the total to 2,158.
It marks the first time in six days that fewer than 100 new cases have been confirmed in the city. Seventy-nine new daily cases were reported last Tuesday.
Weather officials are forecasting snow in the greater Tokyo area from Monday afternoon through Tuesday. Even a little amount of snow could disrupt traffic in urban areas if it accumulates on roads and railway tracks.
A low-pressure system and a high altitude cold air mass are expected to bring snowfall to wide areas around Tokyo.