Coding Bootcamp in Tokyo - Le Wagon

Learn to build web apps & kickstart your tech career at Le Wagon

Next batch - Sep 30, 2019 (790,000 JPY) - Check all upcoming dates - Scholarship available

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FullStack program.

With our 9-week full-time or 24-week part-time coding bootcamp, build several web applications and your own personal project. Create a solid Github portfolio and learn to work within a tech team.

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Learn and grow in Asia's tech leader

Ranked "World's Best City" for 3 years in a row, Tokyo is in full evolution thanks to the boom of its dynamic tech scene. Backed by giants such as Softbank, Rakuten and the prospect of the 2020 Olympic Games, startups are flourishing in all industries. Facing a serious shortage of talent, the country is more than ever welcoming developers and entrepreneurs from all horizons to push innovation to new highs. Now is the time, join the movement! Launch your career in web development with our intensive coding bootcamp in Tokyo.

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2-11-3 Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo

Impact Hub is ideally located in central Tokyo, within 10 min walk from Meguro Station. Both co-working space and incubator, Impact Hub is a key actor of the Tokyo tech scene, supporting a wide community of entrepreneurs through its key values: sharing and experimentation. Come and learn how to code and develop a web app from scratch in one of the most active business locations in Asia!

Next batches:

Sep 30, 2019 - Nov 29, 2019 (Full-time - 790,000 JPY) Apply now
Jan 13, 2020 - Mar 13, 2020 (Full-time - 790,000 JPY) Apply now

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Early birds

Products built in Tokyo.

Our students had 2 weeks to invent, design, code  and pitch their idea.

Loquence Spring 2019

Loquence is the simplest way to aggregate sales data from all your e-commerce channels into beautiful and customizable charts and dashboards.

Trouni Tiet
QuestBoard Summer 2017

QuestBoard provides a way for you to organize board game events, meet fellow board gamers, and track your board game statistics/history through your very own customizable character, complete with a leveling system.

Carla Almazora
Sugu Winter 2018

On-demand language assistance from locals. Hire a bilingual assistant for registrations, appointments, documents translation... Anything you need help with, when, where, and for however long you need.

Benjamin Thint
Hello Kanji Spring 2018

With Hello Kanji, read real Japanese and create your own curriculum from real-world reading material.

Edmond Akpan
CoinSpread Summer 2018

One Stop Shop for Cryptocurrency Research and News

Jan Paul Hoga
AutoTest Spring 2019

AutoTest is an automated test-scoring application developed during our Spring 2019 session. Using OCR, the app will automatically analyze, grade and format test results for high school tests in Japan.

Paulo D'Alberti

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Meet our staff

Learn with world-class teachers and passionate team members

Douglas Berkley

An alumni of the first batch in Tokyo, Douglas joined a local startup after graduating to gain experience as a fullstack developer. He joined the Japan team in 2018 as our Tokyo driver, giving students the best Le Wagon experience every day.

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Maria Altyeva

Yale graduate, Maria is a Senior Rails Developer with 8+ years of experience working in the IT and services industry. She's been teaching at Le Wagon for the past 2 years, traveling between China, Tokyo and Kyoto.

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Sylvain Pierre

Sylvain is the co-founder of Le Wagon in Japan. He mainly takes care of the community, and loves to teach programming and product development fundamentals to beginners.

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Hidehiro Nagaoka

Hide is an alumni from the very first Le Wagon session in Tokyo. Aside from being our most dedicated teaching assistant, he works on numerous side projects involving bots, AI and blockchain.

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Ollie Senduk

Ollie has worked as a coder for a startup studio in Amsterdam before moving to Barcelona where he started a digital agency. As a digital nomad, he loves coming to Tokyo to teach aspiring devs what he has learned along the way.

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Yann Klein

Yann is our driver in Kyoto. He has been living in Japan for 9 years, speaks fluent Japanese, and was developing VR applications using JavaScript before joining our team.

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Forrest Ye

Traveling between Shanghai, Tokyo and Kyoto, Forrest is an experienced Rails developer whose experience proves invaluable during the intense project weeks.

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Reyes Montemayor

Rey is a very patient and dedicated teaching assistant, currently splitting his time between Le Wagon and working remotely for a US-based company.

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James Devereux

James currently shares his time between a position as university teacher, freelance developer and amazing Teaching Assistant for Le Wagon.

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What's up in Le Wagon Tokyo

Read our latest posts.

Jul 17 2019

Meet our students: bringing code into artistic design

We're extremely happy to almost reach an even gender ratio for our 10th session in Tokyo! In this article series, we're meeting the women of batch #279. For our first portrait we sa...

Sylvain Pierre 5 min read in Learn to code

May 2 2019

Alumni Stories: how I became a freelancer (and launched my startup)

Having recently launched her first venture with the release of Pool, we reached out to Nozomi, an alumni of our January 2018 batch, for an interview.

Sylvain Pierre 9 min read in Graduate stories

Apr 17 2019

Alumni Stories: the entrepreneurs of Le Wagon Tokyo, vol. 1

After a little over 2 years operating in Japan, we are extremely proud to introduce the first crop of entrepreneurs releasing their own products to the world!

Sylvain Pierre 7 min read in Graduate stories