Imagine, Create, Collaborate
Welcome to the Tokyo HackerSpace!
Hacker spaces are community-operated physical places, where people can meet and work on their projects.
Tokyo HackerSpace is an open community lab, studio, workbench, sewing circle, machine shop+, where people with common interests in technology, building things, gardening, cooking, science, sewing, digital art, gaming+, can find the space, the like-minded people, and the infrastructure needed for these activities.
They are not just project studios, but places where people can get together and make interesting projects, cook, hang out, have barbecues, and watch anime.
The Tokyo HackerSpace initiative was created from discussions at TokyoBarCamp 2009. It's a collective made up of programmers, engineers, IT administrators, artists, chefs, musicians, and people interested in geek culture. The goal of the group is to converge technology, arts, crafts, and music. If you are interested then please join the mailing list.
Follow us on twitter @TKOHackerSpace
Join the Facebook Group and invite others!
Join our Google Group.
Listen to more about TokyoHackerSpace in the Sept. 2nd Tokyo Metpod (Metropolis Magazine Podcast) here
Walking directions and a map to Tokyo HackerSpace!
Starting Tokyo Hackerspace - A video interview with Ian and Miwaza about starting the Tokyo Hackerspace.
Our members already include
Green Thumbs, Software engineers, Musicians, Designers, Chefs, Video Editors, Security Experts, Campers, Bicyclists, Anime lovers, Digital Artists,
VJ's, DJ's, Photographers, Young People, Parents, Singles, Marrieds, People from around the world, People from Japan, Web Designers, Audio Producers. and many more.
What we do:
learn and share knowledge
work on individual or team projects
give and attend presentations, workshops
social activities including parties
Our wiki is available here.
