EDITORIAL
Miyako de IT editorial team
The editorial archive turns lessons from 7 years and 165+ community events into durable first-party reports, interviews, venue records, practical guides, and community research connecting IT practitioners, companies, universities, and regional institutions in Kyoto.
Editorial policy
- Write from verifiable facts and the operator’s direct field experience.
- Preserve implementation settings in Kyoto, including local places, temples, universities, companies, public organizations, and communities.
- Advance community-operations research through the TEMPLE model.
- Publish proper names and figures only when supported by evidence.
Authors, series, and categories
The directories below use the same translated taxonomy and author records as the English article archive, so titles, expertise, counts, and internal links remain consistent.
Editorial team
Tomohiro Iida
Editor-in-Chief / CEO, Netsujo Inc.
Tomohiro Iida leads Miyako de IT, a Kyoto-based IT community that connects people in technology, companies, universities, and local communities. Drawing on 7 years and 165 events of practice, he researches how the TEMPLE model can make regional communities practical and repeatable.
Miyako de IT Editorial Team
Editorial Team
Collaborative articles and operational reports from the team behind Miyako de IT, Kyoto's IT community.
Article series
🌀 TEMPLE Model Research (4 articles)
A series that examines each pillar of the TEMPLE model—Theme, Environment, Members, Persistence, Local, and Evolution—distilled from 7 years and 165 events of practice.
🏯 Kyoto's Technology Scene (5 articles)
Interviews and field notes from Kyoto's IT engineers, companies, and researchers.
⛩️ Venue Stories (2 articles)
Stories from the distinctive venues Miyako de IT has used, including temples, universities, and traditional tea-house architecture.
📚 Community Case Studies (3 articles)
A series that studies IT communities in Japan and abroad and abstracts practical lessons from an organizer's perspective.
🗺️ Careers for Engineers in Kyoto (7 articles)
A series organizing the market, salaries, career changes, and regional career strategies for IT engineers in Kyoto using official statistics and company information.
Categories
Editorial contact
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