- The event today will mostly be in English, but questions can be asked in Japanese and will be translated. There may be a 10 minute delay. - The speaker is a maker from Japan who supports two Maker Faire committees in Shenzhen in October 2016 and Singapore in June 2016. - Hackers travel to explore the world of hackdom and hackerspaces, helping to serve and propagate the open source culture of play and creative work.

1. Travelling Hacker
Masakazu Takasu @ tks
teamLab (Tokyo),

2. 今日のイベントはおおむね英語で進行します
質疑は日本語でいただいてもなんとかします
Almost only in English when Today’s event, but If you ask in Japanese,
somebody help to you translate!
And May be 10 min delay.
高須とミッチについて、日本語の記事はここです
https://codezine.jp/article/detail/8925

3. I’m a Maker, from Japan.
I’m supporting two Maker Faire
Committees.
Maker Faire Shenzhen 2016
21-23/Oct
Maker Faire Singapore 2016
25-26/June
TAKASU Masakazu
Who am I?

4. Why Hacker is travelling?

5. Finally, you can serve and propagate the culture
itself
It may well turn out that one of the most important
effects of open source's success will be to teach us
that play is the most economically efficient mode
of creative work.

6. Slogan on the Hackerspace Passport
There is a world of Hackdom out there.
Please go uot and explore it!

7. Introducing some memorable
Hackerspace

8. Hackerspace in Denmark ILLUTRON

11. Hackerspace in Singapore

12. We are MAKERS all of us.
All Makers can make innovation.

13. Maker Movement in Thailand

14. Maker Movement in Nepal

15. Maker Movement in Norway

16. We makers are all different
and all wonderful.

17. I‘m writing of the book about Makers
ecosystem, including Shenzhen and Singapore.
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