Practical AI for Non-Engineers: Vibe Coding Startups Can Use Right Now
A free talk on Vibe Coding for non-engineers, with TEKION Group's Ryosuke Sensui showing early-stage startups practical AI workflows.
- When
- Tue, September 8, 2026 · 18:00–19:30 JST
- Where
- Tokyo Innovation Base, 千代田区丸の内3丁目8−3 · In person
- Region
- Kanto (Tokyo)
- Organizer
- Tokyo Innovation Base
- Language
- JA
- Source
- Peatix
Summary
A talk event for pre-seed and seed-stage startups on using AI in product development and day-to-day operations. The topic is Vibe Coding, the practice of building software by directing an AI in natural language, and whether small teams short on engineers can use it to ship MVPs and test hypotheses faster.
The speaker is Ryosuke Sensui, CEO of TEKION Group and a visiting researcher at Musashino University's Faculty of Entrepreneurship. He joined the lost-item tracker startup MAMORIO as COO during its launch, then founded TEKION Group in 2020 while serving as a CXO at several IoT and brain-tech startups. He teaches a MEXT-accredited university course on generative AI and Vibe Coding, runs the corporate training program Vibe Coder Bootcamp, and will walk through concrete examples of using AI agents to cut operational overhead.
The program starts at 18:00 with a short framing, followed by a 65-minute session, 20 minutes of Q&A, and a 30-minute networking slot for exchanging business cards. The venue is the 2F ROOM at Tokyo Innovation Base, one minute on foot from Yurakucho Station, and admission is free. The material is aimed at non-engineers who assume the tooling requires a technical background.
About the community
Part of a recurring free seminar series held at a public startup support hub in Yurakucho, aimed at founders and small teams at or near the point of incorporation. Sessions bring in outside entrepreneurs and practitioners to cover fundraising, product development, and applied AI. Talks are usually followed by an open networking slot for business-card exchange, and the room skews toward early-stage founders and working professionals considering starting a company.
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