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Regional Scrum Gathering Tokyo 2027

Regional Scrum Gathering Tokyo 2027
Date 2027.01.06 – 01.08
Venue Bellesalle Haneda Airport
Fee From ¥1,000 (3 tiers)
Register on the official site

Overview

Japan's largest Scrum and Agile conference, held every January since 2011. The 2027 edition returns to Bellesalle Haneda Airport in hybrid format. Beyond 90+ sessions including international keynotes, its "gathering" culture emphasizing attendee dialogue sets it apart, and tickets sell out early every year. A fixed point where product development leaders and practitioners convene at the start of the year.

Foundation

Founded
2011
Founder
Yasunobu Kawaguchi and Scrum community volunteers (Scrum Gathering Tokyo Executive Committee)

Launched by Yasunobu Kawaguchi and community volunteers following "Innovation Sprint 2011," where Ikujiro Nonaka and Scrum co-creator Jeff Sutherland first met in January 2011. Held annually as a Scrum Alliance-endorsed Regional Gathering, with the executive committee incorporated in 2016. It remains the center of gravity for Japan's Agile community.

Transition

  1. 2011 First held following Innovation Sprint, where Ikujiro Nonaka and Jeff Sutherland met
  2. 2016 The executive committee was incorporated as a general incorporated association
  3. 2026 Held at Bellesalle Haneda Airport with 800 seats and over 90 speakers, with keynotes by Bjarte Bogsnes and Dave Snowden
  4. 2027 Hybrid edition at Bellesalle Haneda Airport on January 6-8, announced on the official X account

Voices

A TVer frontend engineer brought back keynote discussions such as "An introduction to Beyond Budgeting" on budgeting and business agility from a practitioner's viewpoint (from TVer Tech Blog's RSGT2026 report, in Japanese)
A sponsor and first-time speaker wrote that the Day 2 keynote "From Frameworks to Substrate" left a lasting impression with its metaphor of becoming the chef rather than reading the recipe (from a Classmethod DevelopersIO report, in Japanese)
Tokyo Gas's DX division attended with about 30 members and served as a Silver sponsor, reflecting as an organization on their challenge of creating a place at the conference (from Tokyo Gas DX's report, in Japanese)