Tokyo Metropolitan Government Digital Services Bureau: 2nd TDPF Community Event, FY2026
Second TDPF community event: a talk from Japan's transport ministry, plus pitches by selected data-driven service projects and municipalities.
- When
- Wed, September 9, 2026 · 15:00–17:15 JST
- Where
- Tokyo Innovation Base, 千代田区丸の内3丁目8−3 · Hybrid
- Region
- Kanto (Tokyo)
- Organizer
- Tokyo Innovation Base
- Language
- JA
- Source
- Peatix
Summary
This is the second FY2026 community event held by the Tokyo Data Platform (TDPF) for its members. TDPF works to share social challenges and the solutions that address them among members, focusing on areas with strong public interest, and to encourage the creation of new services. Attendance is free, and non-members can join after completing membership registration.
Part 1 runs both on site and via online streaming. After an overview of TDPF's activities, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism will outline its own programs, the benefits of working with TDPF members, and where it is looking for future collaboration. Pitch presentations follow from the companies selected for the FY2026 data-driven service creation program and from participating municipalities, covering project outlines, what each project returns to TDPF, local challenges, and the solutions being sought. The online stream covers Part 1 only and is scheduled to end around 16:05.
Part 2 is limited to on-site attendees and includes exhibition booths and a networking session. The event is a chance to hear directly from national agencies, municipalities, and selected companies about their work and their needs, so it suits companies, local government staff, and research institutions looking for industry-government-academia matching or information exchange. The application deadline is 15:00 on Friday, 4 September 2026, and venue seating is limited.
About the community
The Tokyo Data Platform (TDPF) is a membership community where municipalities, private companies, and research institutions pool data and put it to work on social challenges in areas of strong public interest. It runs member events on a recurring basis, using program updates from government bodies and companies, pitch presentations, exhibition booths, and networking sessions to spark collaboration and new services. Participants are mainly organizations interested in practical data use, and non-members can attend once they register for membership.
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