Overview
About this event
Code with Claude Tokyo is part of Anthropic's 2026 developer conference series, now expanded to three cities across three continents. San Francisco ran on May 6, London on May 19, and Tokyo closes the tour on June 10. It is Anthropic's first developer event in the Asia-Pacific region, designed for people building with Claude in coding workflows, AI agents, automation, and product development.
What Usually Happens at Code with Claude Tokyo?
At Code with Claude Tokyo, Anthropic hosts a product keynote, breakout sessions, workshops, live demos, office hours, and networking-style conversations with Claude teams. The event gives Japan and APAC-based developers a closer look at how Anthropic is shaping AI-assisted coding, Claude Code workflows, Claude Platform adoption, and practical AI development.
When Is Code with Claude Tokyo 2026 Taking Place?
Code with Claude Tokyo runs June 10, 2026, in Tokyo. In-person applications are now closed. Virtual attendance via the global livestream is free and open to all. Register at the livestream registration page.
Code with Claude Tokyo 2026: Latest Updates
4 topicsTokyo is the final stop on Anthropic's three-city 2026 developer tour. Before the event opens, here is everything confirmed from official Anthropic sources.
What Anthropic Announced at Code with Claude London
- At Code with Claude London on May 19, Anthropic announced two new Claude Managed Agents capabilities now available on the Claude Platform.
- Self-hosted sandboxes (public beta): tool execution moves to an environment the team configures, either their own infrastructure or a managed provider like Cloudflare, Daytona, Modal, or Vercel, while the agent loop handling orchestration, context management, and error recovery stays on Anthropic's infrastructure. Network policies, audit logging, and security tooling apply, and files and repositories do not leave the perimeter.
- MCP tunnels (research preview): agents reach MCP servers inside a private network without exposing them to the public internet. A lightweight gateway makes a single outbound connection with no inbound firewall rules, no public endpoints, and end-to-end encryption. MCP tunnels are supported in Managed Agents and the Messages API.
- Teams including Amplitude, Clay, and Rogo are already building on Managed Agents with self-hosted sandboxes. The full recap is on Anthropic's London blog.
NEC Partnership: Anthropic's First Japan-Based Global Partner
- NEC Corporation will use Claude as it builds one of Japan's largest AI-native engineering organizations, making it available to approximately 30,000 NEC Group employees worldwide. NEC becomes Anthropic's first Japan-based global partner.
- Together the two companies will develop secure, industry-specific AI products for the Japanese market, starting with tools for finance, manufacturing, and local government. The partnership was announced on April 24, 2026, on Anthropic's official newsroom.
Hitachi Partnership: Physical AI for Critical Infrastructure
- Hitachi announced a strategic partnership with Anthropic on May 19, 2026, to advance physical AI across critical infrastructure sectors including energy, transportation, manufacturing, and finance.
- Hitachi will deploy Claude models across all business processes for its approximately 290,000 employees worldwide, and the two companies will jointly develop talent programs to cultivate approximately 100,000 AI professionals. The full announcement is on Hitachi's official press page.
Tokyo Is Anthropic's First APAC Developer Event
Code with Claude Tokyo is Anthropic's first developer event in Asia-Pacific. The 2026 series expanded from one city to three across three continents, with San Francisco on May 6, London on May 19, and Tokyo on June 10. Tokyo gives Japan and APAC-based developers their first in-person access to the teams behind Claude, Claude Code, and the Claude Platform.
Code with Claude: Extended Tokyo
Anthropic created a second Tokyo event to meet demand from developers who could not get an in-person spot at the main conference. Extended Tokyo runs on June 11 and focuses on how developers and founders are using Claude in real projects, rather than what is new at the platform level.
Who Is Extended Tokyo For?
Extended Tokyo is designed for independent developers and early-stage founders. It focuses on founder stories, builder deep-dives, and laptops-open workshops from Anthropic's Applied AI team. Code with Claude is where you hear what is new; Extended is where you see it in the wild.
Code with Claude: Extended Tokyo will not be livestreamed, but sessions will be recorded and made publicly available after the event. The Extended day's schedule is included in the agenda below.
Why Code with Claude Tokyo Matters
4 topicsThe event connects Japan and APAC-based builders directly to the Anthropic teams shipping Claude, Claude Code, and the Claude Platform. Here is why it is relevant across different roles.
For Developers
The event offers hands-on exposure to Claude Code, Claude Platform, and AI-assisted coding practices, with direct access to Anthropic engineers and product leads throughout the day. For the wider tooling landscape, see our AI engineering tools coverage.
For Founders
Extended Tokyo adds a startup-focused layer, showing how independent builders and early-stage teams can move from idea to working product with Claude. Our founder intelligence hub tracks the market signals behind these tools.
For Engineering Leaders
The event helps clarify how Claude fits into team workflows, internal tools, production systems, and developer productivity plans, with real customer examples from teams already in production.
For Product Teams
Sessions provide direct signals on how Claude can be embedded into applications, AI workflows, and customer-facing products, with live demos of the latest Claude Platform and Claude Code capabilities.
Registration and Access
Both the main event and Extended Tokyo are free. In-person spots are closed, but the Day 1 livestream is still open to anyone worldwide.
| Access Type | Details | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| In-Person, Day 1 | Applications closed. Accepted attendees notified by email in early April | Free |
| Virtual Livestream, Day 1 | All keynotes and breakout sessions stream live | Free |
| In-Person, Extended Tokyo (Day 2) | Applications closed. Invites extended to existing applicants | Free |
| Virtual, Extended Tokyo (Day 2) | Not livestreamed. Recordings available after the event | Free |
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Venue
Tokyo
Easy transit access; cafés and hotels nearby. Detailed wayfinding ships with your registration confirmation.
Date & Time
Jun 10–11
Starts 9:00 AM GMT+9
Location
Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Format
Hybrid
In-person & Livestream
Speakers4
Engineers shipping the work, not theorizing about it
Every speaker is hands-on with a system in production. No theory tracks, no vendor pitches.
Schedule
Agenda
Times shown in Asia/Tokyo. Subject to small changes; the published recording reflects what actually shipped.
Day
Day 1, Wed, June 10 (JST)
7 sessions
08:00-09:00
Break
Check-in and breakfast
09:00-10:00
Keynote
Product keynote
10:30-12:30
Session
Breakouts, workshops, and keynotes
12:30-14:00
Break
Lunch
14:00-18:00
Session
Afternoon breakouts, workshops, and keynotes
10:30-20:00
Demo
Demos and office hours (drop in throughout the day)
18:00-20:00
Networking
Evening reception
Day
Day 2, Thu, June 11 (JST): Extended Tokyo
7 sessions
08:00-09:00
Break
Check-in and breakfast
09:00-09:30
Keynote
Community general session
09:45-12:30
Session
Breakouts, workshops, and demos
12:00-13:30
Break
Lunch
13:30-16:00
Session
Afternoon breakouts, workshops, and keynotes
10:15-18:00
Demo
Demos and office hours
16:00-18:00
Networking
Closing reception
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