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Linux is a global community and The Linux Foundation is at the forefront, promoting Linux through our regional programs and events that we host throughout the world, and by bringing together international developers to work together to continue the already fantastic progress of the Linux platform.

Japan

With the help of our platinum members from Japan -- Fujitsu, Hitachi and NEC -- the Linux Foundation is helping promote the Linux platform and increase participation of Japanese developers in the Linux community. Besides seminars and workgroups, the Linux Foundation office in Japan also produces LinuxCon Japan.

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LinuxCon Japan
 LinuxCon Japan showcases the progress and initiatives of the Japanese and Asia Pacific Linux communities, as well as those of developers from Europe and North America. It brings together the best technical talent, decision makers and industry experts who are involved with the Linux community. With a wide range of speakers and attendees, LinuxCon Japan offers a unique conference experience that encourages collaboration, progress and interaction between Japan, other Asia Pacific countries and the rest of the global Linux community.
To learn more about LinuxCon Japan please visit our Events site.
Japan Office Contact Information
Linux Foundation Japan
 3-30 Kioicho, Yamamoto Building 5F
 Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, zip 150-0043
 Phone: +81-3-3288-5651
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Additional Regional Initiatives


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