Code with Claude tour hits Tokyo

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Code with Claude tour hits Tokyo

Anthropic has announced the final stop of its "Code with Claude" developer event series, taking place in Tokyo on June 10–11, 2026. The conference offers developers the chance to engage directly with the teams behind Claude, participate in hands-on workshops, see live demonstrations of new AI capabilities, and learn about building autonomous, production-grade agentic systems.

// ANALYSIS

Anthropic's global event tour signals a strong commitment to cultivating localized developer ecosystems and driving the transition toward production-grade agentic AI.

–The Tokyo stop highlights the strategic value of the Japanese developer market to Anthropic's growth.
–Hands-on workshops and direct access to Anthropic engineers help lower the barrier to building complex multi-agent workflows.
–Such events are critical for fostering developer loyalty amidst intense competition in the AI assistant space.

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2026-06-09

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2026-06-09

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