Tech Brunch Event
A small, informal brunch for engineers and builders to swap vibe-coding strategies, specs, and tools near Iidabashi.
A small, informal brunch for engineers and builders to swap vibe-coding strategies, specs, and tools near Iidabashi.
A pitch event by GAP Fund research teams from GTIE, a greater-Tokyo university startup ecosystem. Free at TiB, with networking afterward.
Oxford's "Science of Startups" keynote by Paul X. McCarthy plus 12 Black Belt Global Venture Studio pitches at TIB.
A casual YouTube Live talk where VS Code Meetup members walk through the monthly Visual Studio Code updates.
An online regular meetup (#529) of a local Rubyist community for relaxed talk about Ruby and Rails. Beginners welcome.
A Tokyo extended watch-and-network event at LINE Yahoo's Akasaka office, timed to Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote.
A small functional programming and category theory brunch in Iidabashi, with deep dives into monads, functors and their software applications.
The spring session of a quarterly meeting sharing overseas startup ecosystem trends, this time featuring Boston and Chicago.
Weekly lunchtime networking for Tokyo's startup community at Sapia Tower near Tokyo Station, no pitches, just real conversations.
A small roundtable at Tokyo Innovation Base where aspiring women founders talk with an experienced woman entrepreneur.
Free Tokyo info session for the Studio10x startup creation program, with founder cross-talk and networking.
Open house at Tokyo Hackerspace in Akasaka, every Tuesday and Wednesday night, 7:30 to 10 pm.
A Tokyo extended watch-and-network event at LINE Yahoo's Akasaka office, timed to Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote.
A casual YouTube Live talk where VS Code Meetup members walk through the monthly Visual Studio Code updates.
A small, relaxed brunch meetup for swapping web scraping tools, techniques, and browser automation tips.
Online session hosted by CircleCI on automated testing strategies that bridge QA and development teams.
An innovation evening at TECH HUB YOKOHAMA with bilingual talks on global innovation, biotech regulation, green tech, and open networking.
Weekly drop-in networking at Shibuya Startup Support's Bridge office — entrepreneurs, investors, and the startup-curious welcome.
Senior officials from MHLW and METI brief on Japan's drug discovery policy and investment roadmap, with a panel on university-born biotech startups.
An English-language discussion in Shibuya on Japan's exit landscape: low valuations, early IPOs, and the rise of secondary markets.
Tokyo AI's Financial Services session on LLM failure modes, vertical AI for messy fund data, and graph-based fraud detection.
A student meetup where TOKYO STARTUP GATEWAY alumni guide you through building your first business idea, with free networking.
Casual networking for IT professionals at a Shibuya bar, with rotating groups so you meet a wide mix of engineers, founders, and recruiters.
Tokyo Hackerspace's weekly Japanese-language open house in Akasaka: drop by, say hello, and see the maker space.
A small brunch meetup where technical people share dotfiles, CLI tools, and productivity setups over a meal.
Eleven Korean K-Content startups (games, K-POP, webtoons) pitch to Japanese investors and platforms at Tokyo Innovation Base.
Venture Café Tokyo's weekly hybrid gathering at CIC Tokyo: sessions, founders, and open networking from 16:00 to 21:00.
The 74th Kubernetes Meetup Tokyo, held online around the theme of KubeCon Europe 2026.
Venture Café Tokyo's monthly Nagoya gathering, hybrid evening sessions on startups and deep tech at Nagono Campus.
Inaugural session of a small AI event series for corporate, startup, and VC leaders, with guests from Hitachi and SBI Ripple Asia.
Tokyo AI workshop on grounding AI agents with structured, graph-native retrieval instead of vector databases — a two-part talk by Adam Gibson.
An early-morning Daikanyama meetup where coders, designers, and AI and blockchain builders bring laptops to share projects across all skill levels.
A hands-on online workshop where Beginners pair with Supporters to make their first real OSS contribution, all the way to filing an issue or PR.