Nagoya RubyKaigi 05
Overview
A regional Ruby conference staged at Osu Engeijo, a long-standing rakugo theater in Nagoya. Its defining trait is the format. The program is arranged like a traditional vaudeville bill and speakers present from the stage. Free to attend and capped at 100 seats, it fields eight acts including a keynote.
Speakers
- Ryuta Kamizono (keynote, 2026)
- Shintaro Kakutani (2026)
- Misaki Shioi (2026)
- Kokuyou (2026)
Foundation
- Founded
- 2009
- Founder
- Ruby Tokai
Began as one of the Regional RubyKaigi events run in rotation by Ruby communities in the Tokai area
Transition
- 2017 Nagoya RubyKaigi 03 held at Osu Engeijo after a six-year gap
- 2019 Nagoya RubyKaigi 04 held at the same venue with over 100 attendees
- 2026 Nagoya RubyKaigi 05 held September 19, free of charge, capped at 100 seats
Voices
Spent about three months preparing as a staff member and looked back on a first conference full of people who plainly love Ruby (from Haru Yakumo's report, in Japanese)
Sponsors
出囃子スポンサー
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株式会社IVRy
懇親会スポンサー
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株式会社スタジアム
スポンサー
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株式会社Leaner Technologies -
株式会社スタメン -
株式会社Gaji-Labo -
freee株式会社 -
株式会社SmartHR
Source: official sponsor list (as of October 9, 2026)
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