Tech Brunch Event
A small morning brunch meetup in Iidabashi for deep dives into functional programming and category theory.
A small morning brunch meetup in Iidabashi for deep dives into functional programming and category theory.
Monday morning coworking for digital nomads and expats at MIDORI.so Shibuya, working side by side with breaks to connect. Mainly in English.
A relaxed coffee meetup connecting founders, investors, and startup supporters, with guest VC pioneer Makiko Sato.
A workshop with Google engineers on building apps with NotebookLM and Google AI Studio.
Online Ruby and Rails session where a western Tokyo Rubyist community discusses conference topics, development questions, and personal projects.
A small-group tech brunch in Iidabashi on web scraping tools, proxies, and browser automation.
Weekly Tuesday lunch near Tokyo Station where founders, investors, and engineers talk shop over food. No pitches, no presentations.
The 26th TIB PITCH, on the overseas pop-up track: 13 product and food startups pitch, with tastings and networking.
An online pitch practice session where founders give a 5-minute pitch, take audience questions, and get feedback from two reviewers.
Tokyo Hackerspace's weekly open house in Akasaka: drop by, meet the community, and see the makerspace.
A Beyond Next Ventures meetup connecting international talent with Japan's deep tech startup ecosystem through talks and networking.
An open source edition of the small TechBrunch meetup: informal talks on tools, licensing, and communities over an early brunch in Iidabashi.
Monthly midday networking lunch in Minato Mirai for founders, investors, and professionals in Yokohama's startup ecosystem.
A 30-minute Wednesday lunchtime online study group reading The UX Collective articles via NotebookLM summaries and sharing interpretations.
Weekly drop-in networking for founders and investors at Shibuya Startup Support's Bridge office, Wednesdays 4-6pm.
Toi Labs founder Vik Kashyap discusses building AI-powered senior care hardware and winning TOTO as an investor in Japan.
A TIB networking lounge where startup CXOs share honest talk with peers in the same role.
A Tokyo Rust talk on making `mmap()` safe in Rust, hosted at Le Wagon Tokyo with pizza and networking after.
A weekly Tuesday/Wednesday open house at Tokyo Hackerspace's new Akasaka location, casual and welcoming to newcomers.
Online research talk on spectral learning, which augments classical basis sets with normalizing flows for high-dimensional function approximation.
Prof. Kfir Levy of the Technion presents a double momentum method that makes federated learning optimization stable without tuning a learning rate.
A small-group brunch meetup in Iidabashi where engineers and founders discuss vibe coding, writing specs, and current AI development tools.
Free matching event pairing mobility and robotics startup pitches with a practical seminar on expanding overseas.
A Thursday Gathering special edition on networking academia-origin startups from Hokuriku with supporters nationwide, held hybrid at CIC Tokyo.
A 1.5-hour hands-on workshop where founders and intrapreneurs use AI to generate a business idea or build an MVP.
A talk on strong gravitational lensing and how cosmic mirages measure the expanding Universe, over drinks at a Shimokitazawa bar.
Small in-person brunch in Iidabashi where engineers swap dotfiles, command-line tools, desktop apps, and browser extensions that speed up daily work.
Cursor's team visits Tokyo for talks on AI-assisted development and agentic workflows, plus Q&A and networking with local builders.
Casual morning coding meetup in Marunouchi for developers interested in web, cloud, blockchain, and AI, open to all levels.
A relaxed weekend coding session at the Roppongi Hills Starbucks, open to developers, learners, and anyone working in IT.
Small brunch meetup in Iidabashi on using large language models for language learning, with open discussion and an informal show-and-tell.
Casual summer BBQ social in Shonan for UX designers, researchers, and product people to connect.
A small Iidabashi brunch where mathematicians and developers dig into theorems, proofs and the math behind everyday code.
An online Haskell co-working session: work on your own projects or learn from scratch, with optional sharing of results at the end.