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Small in-person brunch in Iidabashi for mathematicians, CS folks, and developers to dissect favorite theorems and the math underpinning programming.
Small in-person brunch in Iidabashi for mathematicians, CS folks, and developers to dissect favorite theorems and the math underpinning programming.
Asia's largest global innovation conference: 700 startups, 60,000 attendees, three days at Tokyo Big Sight.
Prof. Huaxiu Yao on building AI agents that act, learn, and evolve — Agent World Model, SkillRL, MetaClaw, SimpleMem, ClawArena.
Cross-border networking event helping AI and tech startups navigate market entry and inbound policies across eight Asian countries.
Hands-on AI agent workshop using Alibaba Cloud's Qoder Work, Qwen, and Wan2.7, with mentor support and networking.
Post-SuSHi Tech networking evening for robotics and physical AI builders, investors, and corporate partners.
Operating leaders from ExaWizards, LayerX, and Knowledge Work on consulting-to-business career transitions in the AI era
Casual online Ruby/Rails community meetup discussing RubyKaigi 2026, Kaigi on Rails 2025, and peer development questions.
After-hours networking party at Tokyo Innovation Base for SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 attendees, with an EDO × TOKYO FUSION theme.
A small founder brunch in Iidabashi on getting your first tech users — informal talks, PMF chat, do-things-that-don't-scale stories.
Weekly Tuesday lunch networking for Tokyo's startup founders, investors, and engineers — no pitches, just real conversations.
Cybersecurity panel and meetup with Persona, Corgi Labs, and ECQ — featuring a live hacking demo — at Shibuya PARCO DG Building.
Taipei City Government brings Taiwanese startups to Tokyo for a Japan-Taiwan corporate innovation evening with talks, pitches, and networking.
Experts from Nemko Digital, NEC, and Nakatomi on scaling AI safely — risk frameworks, digital ethics, and defence-grade governance.
Curated networking night connecting Malaysian tech companies with Japanese partners to spark cross-border collaboration.
Invitation-only SusHi Tech Tokyo afterparty in Tennozu with jazz, food, and international startup networking.
Weekly Tuesday open house at Tokyo HackerSpace's new Akasaka location — drop in, meet makers, see the tools.
Asia's largest global innovation conference: 700 startups, 60,000 attendees, three days at Tokyo Big Sight.
Small brunch meetup near Iidabashi for category-theory and functional-programming enthusiasts (Haskell, OCaml, Clojure, Scala).
Weekly 30-minute lunchtime online study group reading The UX Collective with NotebookLM.
Invitation-only Yes/Cities gathering at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 for city leaders, founders, and VCs on innovation-led urban transformation.
Drop-in open house at Tokyo HackerSpace in Akasaka — Japanese-language night for makers and the technically curious.
Asia's largest global innovation conference: 700 startups, 60,000 attendees, three days at Tokyo Big Sight.
Brunch meetup to swap dotfiles, CLI tools, and productivity tweaks at Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo.
ASEAN cleantech startups pitch and matchmake with Japanese and international partners at Tokyo Innovation Base.
A small Tokyo brunch meetup where data folks and developers trade web scraping tips, proxies, and browser automation tricks.
Online AMA session for Antler Residency in Japan Batch 6 — the program manager answers questions over lunchtime.
12 ASEAN & Indian deep-tech startups pitch to Japanese companies, with a VC panel on Asian startup trends.
Invite-only founder afterparty closing SusHi Tech, with curated low-ego networking over drinks and food.
Tokyo's monthly 2600 hacker meetup at a reserved Kabukicho bar — open talk on hacking, security, and anything else.
A small Tokyo brunch meetup for LLM users and enthusiasts: workflows, models, and the math behind them.
Morning coworking-style meetup in Daikanyama for coders, designers, and folks into web, cloud, blockchain, or AI.
Weekly Sunday coworking and tech community meetup at a Shibuya cafe — bring a laptop, all levels welcome.
Haskell-jp's 341st online mokumoku-kai: a relaxed, free session for working on your own Haskell projects with optional result sharing.