Fri, Sep
23

Nerd Nite Tokyo

7:30pm – 11:00pm
¥1,500 (on the door)

Nerd Nite is “the Discovery Channel with beer”, a worldwide monthly event series that mixes presentations, performances, trivia, demos, music, and of course drinking.

Entry is 1,500 yen at the door and includes one drink.

Speakers

-Magician Steve Marshall (@magidude) — “The Psychology of Magic”
-Graig Russell (@graigrussell), director of The Tragedy of Macbeth — “Bard Prattle: Walking Shadows in Shakespeare”
-Daniel Robson (@nomoredaniels), chief editor of IGN Japan — “Gaming: The Math, The Mystery, The Miracle”

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23rd Sep, 2016
7:30pm – 11:00pm
  • Adults:
    At the door: ¥1,500
https://tokyo.nerdnite.com...
Ikeno-ue Station

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