Women Who Code Tokyo is a Tokyo branch of a global NPO empowering women in technology.

Women Who Code Tokyo serves as the Tokyo branch of Women Who Code, a global non-profit organization headquartered in San Francisco that aims to empower women in the technology sector. Established in 2011, this community connects software engineers, data scientists, solution architects, and other tech professionals across the globe, maintaining a membership base of over 290,000 people in 70 cities worldwide. The group operates as a worldwide tech community dedicated to enabling women to thrive in engineering roles through various forms of support. Members can participate in workshops, study sessions, and conference opportunities designed to foster professional growth and networking. The organization leverages a global network supported by numerous volunteer engineers to provide a warm, supportive atmosphere where members can connect and learn together. Women Who Code Tokyo is particularly noted for being accessible to beginners, offering an environment where individuals can easily join and engage with the community. By strengthening local networks and providing mutual support, the Tokyo chapter actively works to create a welcoming space for women entering and advancing their careers in the tech industry.