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🎉 Announcement: 256th Commemorative LT Event

Since its inception on April 9, 2019, Ruby Tuesday is finally celebrating its 256th edition!

To mark this special milestone, we are hosting an on-site LT event. We warmly welcome both new and long-time members to join us on this momentous day!

🍴 Special Feature: Okonomiyaki from "Okonomiyaki Yuki" 🍴

On the day, our regular member’s restaurant, "Okonomiyaki Yuki," will be providing a special okonomiyaki. Come enjoy a delicious meal and have a great time together!
A fee of 1,000 yen per person will be collected for the okonomiyaki.

💋 Schedule for the Day

• 18:30 👨‍💻 Doors Open
  (Feel free to bring your own food and drinks.)
• 19:30 ✋ Introductions & Discussion on LT Order
• 19:45 🍺 LT Event with 🍺
  (This time, accompanied by okonomiyaki 🍴🎉)
• 21:00 🎊 After the presentations, a casual social gathering will follow. Feel free to leave whenever you wish.

Entry and exit are flexible, so come by whenever it suits you 😊

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Ruby Tuesday is a weekly gathering held every Tuesday in Osaka for Mo-ku Mo-ku & LT & 🍺 sessions.

💋 Overview

It all started with a simple idea sparked by the fact that the legendary Stones’ song includes "Ruby."

This is a Mo-ku Mo-ku & LT & 🍺 event.

We welcome topics beyond Ruby and IT as well.

(Examples: reading, crafts, musical instrument practice, etc.)

Non-engineers are more than welcome to join.

This is a casual attempt to "study something you love and share it with fellow members every Tuesday."

Even if you’re not familiar with the concept of mo-ku mo-ku sessions or LTs, feel free to join. Our goal is to keep it relaxed and ongoing. It might even be a great opportunity for those looking to cultivate a habit of studying for 1–2 hours a week 💪

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🤔 What is a Mo-ku Mo-ku Session? What is an LT?

Mo-ku Mo-ku Session

The term “mo-ku mo-ku” likely comes from the idea of “studying diligently.”

It’s a gathering where a small group of people bring their laptops or craft materials and work quietly together.

What is a Mo-ku Mo-ku Session? - NAVER Matome

LT (Lightning Talk)

LT stands for Lightning Talks. "Lightning" in English means "a flash of lightning." True to its name, an LT is essentially a short presentation – usually around 5 minutes – given at study groups, events, or conferences.

What is LT? Discover the 3 Benefits and Try LT Yourself! | Tobira Systems Inc.