Tech Brunch Event
Early brunch in Iidabashi on computational humor: NLP and comedy, humor theory, joke-generator demos, and humor datasets.
Early brunch in Iidabashi on computational humor: NLP and comedy, humor theory, joke-generator demos, and humor datasets.
RIKEN AIP online talk by Noa Garcia on hidden biases that skew computer vision benchmark evaluation.
Online Ruby and Rails meetup on Google Meet: RubyKaigi topics, dev troubleshooting, and reading guides together. Starts 21:00.
An early-morning small-group brunch in Iidabashi for engineers and designers to share open source projects, tools, and licensing experiences.
RIKEN AIP online seminar: optimal transport methods for building nonparametric confidence intervals that hold up in small samples.
Joint kickoff of Tokyo's TIB open innovation program and TIB CATAPULT: 15 large companies and 6 new clusters present, then networking.
The 25th React Native lightning-talk meetup, held at mybest in Tsukiji, with talks in Japanese and an after party.
Tokyo Tech Talks #8: independent researcher Larry Richards explores LLM internals through mechanistic interpretability experiments.
Weekly open house at Tokyo Hackerspace in Akasaka: meet members, see the space, and use tools as needed.
A small-group breakfast in Iidabashi on pure mathematics and its links to programming, sharing favorite theorems and proofs.
A weekly 30-minute Wednesday lunchtime online study group reading The UX Collective articles through NotebookLM videos.
Monash and RIKEN AIP researchers on robots, AI and digital health for dementia care in Japan and Australia.
Embassies and trade agencies present overseas expansion programs for Japanese startups, followed by one-on-one consultations and networking.
Online RIKEN AIP seminar: Prof. Iryna Gurevych on using NLP and LLMs for mental health care, with clinical grounding and responsible evaluation.
Venture Café Yokohama's recurring evening of startup and tech sessions at TECH HUB YOKOHAMA, joinable in person or online.
Weekly drop-in startup networking over snacks at ShibuyaBridge in Shibuya, Wednesdays 16:00-18:00, no registration needed.
Hands-on IP strategy workshop for hardware and robotics founders: patents, designs, trademarks and trade secrets. TIB FAB members only.
After-work networking at TIB where startup CXOs candidly share real management challenges like capital policy and team building.
Tokyo-backed cross-border co-creation workshop where mixed teams tackle global business challenges, with a keynote by Alex Odajima.
Seven idea- to early-stage startups give 3-minute pitches and get live feedback from VC commentators at TIB.
JJUG night seminar on Java 27: talks on JEPs 527, 531, 532 and 533, from post-quantum TLS to Structured Concurrency. At Findy, Osaki.
Tokyo Hackerspace's Japanese-language open house: drop by the Akasaka space to meet members and see the workshop tools.
A small Lisp-themed brunch in Iidabashi with lightning talks, live demos and discussion on Clojure, Scheme, Racket and other Lisps.
A lunchtime online AMA about Antler's JPN7 Residency: who can join, what founders gain, and live Q&A in Japanese and English.
Online RIKEN AIP seminar where Cambridge NLP professor Simone Teufel presents a step-by-step method for writing convincing scientific papers.
Venture Café Tokyo's weekly Thursday Gathering at CIC Tokyo: talks, sessions, and open networking for the startup scene, in person or online.
The first Claude Meetup in Kesennuma, Miyagi: practical knowledge for business owners on using Claude and Claude Code at work.
A meetup on Google's open model Gemma, held at the Google Shibuya office as the first in a series leading up to DevFest Tokyo.
Monthly casual networking evening for product managers and aspiring PMs at TenCups in Shibuya, hosted by ProductTank Tokyo.
Online Kaigi on Rails 2026 side event with an introduction to an evening music event and a roundtable.
Friday morning laptop co-working for designers and creatives at a café by Jūjō Station, Tokyo.
Screening of the documentary AM I? on AI consciousness, followed by a talk with the director, researcher Cameron Berg and neuroscientist Ryota Kanai.
Monthly 2600 hacker meeting of the Tokyo chapter, held in a reserved Kabukicho bar with open conversation about hacking and security.
A casual Saturday morning coding meetup at the Roppongi Hills Starbucks: bring a laptop, share what you are learning, get help.
Code for Japan's annual civic tech summit on "Public Sector and AI", bringing officials, engineers and researchers together in Kudan.
OSS Gate's first offline conference for its 10th anniversary, with 10-minute talks from open source contributors across Japan.
Claude community meetup for healthcare professionals in Hamamatsucho, Tokyo: lightning talks on real Claude use cases and discussion.