The chromosomal genome assembly and genome annotation of <i>The Japanes pavement ant,</i><i> </i><i>Tetramorium tsushimae</i> Emery<i>.</i>

This chromosome-level genome represents the first high-resolution genomic resource for JPA, significantly advancing our capacity to explore the genetic basis of ant ecology, adaptation, and sociality. It provides a foundational platform for evolutionary genomics, synteny studies, and potential biocontrol applications, paving the way for broader investigations into the molecular ecology and evolution of social insects.