

Digital nomads meet Fukuoka’s Engineer Cafe
Part of Taiwan Digital Fest (TDF), Taiwan’s largest and most iconic digital nomad festival, bringing together global nomads, creators, entrepreneurs, and local communities across Taiwan. Learn more at fest.dna.org.tw.
🚀 Engineer Networking Night 2026
Join us for a special evening connecting engineers, builders, startup founders, and tech communities!
Following last year’s sold-out gathering, we’re bringing back one of the most exciting cross-border tech community events — an open and casual space for meaningful conversations, cultural exchange, and future collaborations.
Whether you're a software engineer, indie hacker, startup founder, product builder, or simply passionate about technology and innovation, this is your chance to meet amazing people.
🎉 What to Expect
• Networking with engineers • Startup / side-project sharing sessions • World Café style discussion tables • Cross-cultural tech conversations • Food, drinks, and chill vibes • Opportunities for future collaborations and friendships
👨💻 Special Guests
Participants may include: • Engineers • Tech community organizers • Startup founders & indie makers • Remote workers & digital nomads • International tech ecosystem partners
💬 Languages
English & Japanese primarily (Chinese-friendly environment)
🍕 Food & Drinks
Complimentary snacks and drinks will be provided.
HOST: Junji Murakami - Executive Officer of Engineer Cafe / CEO of SAINO Inc.
Originally an engineer. Serves as the Executive Officer in charge of operations for Engineer Cafe and CO-DEJIMA. Member of the J-Startup Kyushu recommendation committee. SME Advisor (Startup) for the Organization for Small & Medium Enterprises and Regional Innovation, Kyushu Headquarters.
In 2013, participated from the founding stage of Fukuoka City's "Startup Cafe" [until March 2024].
In 2016, founded SAINO Inc.
In 2017, joined from the founding stage of Fukuoka City's "Fukuoka Growth Next (FGN)" [until March 2024].
In 2019, launched the "Engineer Cafe."
In 2022, took over the management of "CO-DEJIMA" in Nagasaki.