JapanTech

Tech Brunch Event

Small in-person brunch in Iidabashi where engineers swap dotfiles, command-line tools, desktop apps, and browser extensions that speed up daily work.

When
Fri, July 31, 2026 · 07:45–08:45 JST
Where
Beltempo, Hotel Metropolitan Edmont, 3 Chome-10-8 Iidabashi, Chiyoda City · In person
Region
Kanto (Tokyo)
Organizer
Guidable
Language
EN
Source
Meetup
Summary
TechBrunch returns with a productivity tools edition, a small in-person gathering over brunch at the Beltempo restaurant inside Hotel Metropolitan Edmont in Iidabashi, Tokyo. The theme is the everyday tooling that shapes how technical work actually gets done: dotfiles, command-line utilities, desktop applications, and browser extensions. The format is a showcase rather than a lecture. Attendees walk through their own setups, explain what each tool solves, and pick up recommendations from the rest of the table. Software engineers, system administrators, DevOps engineers, IT professionals, technical writers, and students in technical fields all fit, as does anyone simply curious about working faster. The group is deliberately small, so an RSVP matters: the organizers may relocate and do not guarantee you will find them otherwise. First-time attendees who RSVP and appear as confirmed on the attendee list have their meals covered. The session may start a little before the posted time, but the group will be present at 7:45.
About the community

TechBrunch is a recurring, deliberately small community that pairs a casual brunch at a Tokyo restaurant with one focused technical theme per edition, rotating through subjects such as open source, mathematics, and developer tooling. Conversation is peer-to-peer and hands-on rather than lecture-style, with attendees showing their own work and setups. The regulars are working engineers and technically curious professionals, and sessions run in English. First-time attendees who RSVP and are confirmed on the list have their meal covered.

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