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13 listed worldwide, in date order.
This meetup is for people interested in large language models who want to discuss and share experiences over brunch. It provides an informal setting for LLM enthusiasts to connect and exchange ideas in Tokyo. Attendees can learn from each other's workflows and projects involving language models.
This meetup gathers NLP enthusiasts in Tokyo to discuss how computers process and generate human language. Participants can share ideas and network with others interested in natural language processing. It is an opportunity to connect with peers and explore developments in AI focused on language technology.
This event gathers Supabase users and developers in Tokyo to share the latest updates and practical use cases. Participants can learn from talks, including a keynote by a Supabase DevRel, and community presentations. It offers opportunities to exchange knowledge and network with other Supabase enthusiasts and developers.
This event offers in-person table discussions with practitioners leading AI and digital transformation efforts in the Kansai region. Attendees can interact directly with experts to explore roles, skills, and organizational strategies related to AI, DX, and business development. The event suits professionals involved in AI adoption, DX initiatives, new business development, and digital talent management.
Codex Meetup Tokyo #2 is an in-person event where developers and AI enthusiasts discuss the Codex AI coding agent and its ecosystem. Attendees learn about new features, contribute to the project, and share their experiences with AI-assisted coding. The event also includes presentations, open sessions, and networking opportunities to foster community connections.
This event explores how venture capital firms can transform their internal operations using AI technology. It features practitioners from several VC firms sharing real-world applications and challenges of AI adoption within VC workflows. The discussion aims to shed light on AI-driven enhancements in investment management and portfolio monitoring for investors and operators in the VC ecosystem.
This event is a casual meetup for people interested in computer science, artificial intelligence, and programming to gather and share ideas. It is suitable for anyone working or interested in these fields who wants to network and collaborate. The event takes place in Shibuya, Japan, offering an in-person environment for discussion and learning.
This event explores the intersection of natural language processing and comedy, focusing on computational humor. It is aimed at technology enthusiasts interested in AI applications and humor in computing. Attendees can engage in discussions and networking around computational humor in an informal brunch setting in Tokyo.
Engineer BAR is an in-person casual social event in Shinjuku City for engineers and tech hobbyists to network and share experiences. Attendees include front-end, back-end, infrastructure engineers, project managers, and aspiring engineers who want to discuss projects, career motivation, and AI-era careers. The event is informal and open for drop-in participation during the evening hours.
The 2026 Japan-Taiwan Innovation Summit in Osaka gathers startups, corporations, and investors from Taiwan and Japan to celebrate an MOU strengthening their collaboration. The event showcases innovation in AI, digital transformation, deep tech, healthcare, and biotechnology. Attendees explore new business partnerships and ecosystem connections in the Kansai region.
Camp AI: Agents at Work in Tokyo features product demos, panel discussions, and networking focused on AI agents in development and workflows. It targets developers, CTOs, CEOs, and AI enthusiasts interested in applying and scaling AI agent technologies. Attendees will gain insights from industry leaders and engage with advanced AI solutions in Japanese.
This event is a fast-paced hack night in Tokyo focused on building real projects with OpenAI Codex in two hours. Builders, developers, and makers come to create, demo working prototypes, and network with peers. Attendees can learn from others, collaborate on projects, and compete for prizes.
Code for Japan Summit 2026 focuses on the relationship between public services and AI in society. It gathers government officials, citizens, engineers, and researchers to discuss AI's integration in healthcare, transportation, education, and public policy. Attendees engage in dialogue on designing societal AI use and public collaboration during Japan’s digital transformation.