Venue

■Maps & Directions for Congress Venue

Faculty of Science and Engineering of Waseda University
(#63 Building in Nishi-Waseda campus)
3-4-1, Okubo, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-8555

＊The nearest station is “Nishi-Waseda Station” of subway “Fukutoshin Line”. The station is directly connected to Nishi-Waseda campus.

<Maps of Surrounding Campus>

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<Nishi-Waseda Campus Layout>

<Access guide from Terminal Stations to the Destination>

From Tokyo
	Take Yamanote Line to Ikebukuro station, change the trains to subway Fukutoshin Line, then drop off at Nishi-Waseda Station.
		・Tokyo to Ikebukuro: 25 min. JPY 190 ・Ikebukuro to Nishi-Waseda: 5 min. JPY 160
From Ueno
	Take Yamanote Line to Ikebukuro station, change the trains to subway Fukutoshin Line, then drop off at Nishi-Waseda Station.
		・Ueno to Ikebukuro: 16 min. JPY 160. ・Ikebukuro to Nishi-Waseda: 5 min. JPY 160
From Shinjuku
	Take Yamanote Line to Shibuya station, change the trains to subway Fukutoshin Line, then drop off at Nishi-Waseda Station.
		・Shinjuku to Shibuya: 7 min. JPY 150 ・Shibuya to Nishi-waseda: 14 min, JPY 160.
From Shinagawa
	Take Yamanote Line to Shibuya station, change the trains to subway Fukutoshin Line, then drop off at Nishi-Waseda Station.
		・Shinagawa to Shibuya: 13 min, JPY 160 ・Shibuya to Nishi-waseda: 14 min, JPY 160.

<From Airport to the terminal stations>

FROM NARITA AIR PORT

＊Airport Limousine Bus (airport ⇔ Shinjuku or Ikebukuro)
Ticket counter of the Air Limousine is located in the arrival lobby at Passenger Terminal One and Two.
Limousine Bus web site: http://www.limousinebus.co.jp/global.html

To Shinjuku
	→	One way fare: JPY 3,000.
	→	Duration: approx. 85 min.
	→	The bus will directly take you from the airport to Shinjuku Station and the reverse route is also available.
	→	The bus will leave Narita airport every 20~30 min between 6:50 - 22:35.
To Ikebukuro
	→	One way fare: JPY 3,000.
	→	Duration: approx. 90-120 min.
	→	The bus will take you from the airport to Ikebukuro Area and the reverse route is also available.
	→	The bus will leave Narita Airport every 30~60 min between 7:30 - 21:55.

＊Train: JR Narita Express, N’EX (airport ⇔ Tokyo or Shinjuku Station)

To Tokyo
	→	One way fare: JPY 2,940.
	→	Duration: approx. 60min.
	→	The express will take you from the airport to Tokyo station and the reverse route is also available.
	→	The express will leave Narita Airport every 30~60 min between 7:44 – 21:44.
To Shinjuku
	→	One way fare: JPY 3,110.
	→	Duration: approx. 90min.
	→	The express will take you from the airport to Shinjuku station and the reverse route is also available.
	→	The express will leave Narita Airport every 30~60 min between 7:44 – 21:44.

＊Train: Keisei Skyliner (airport ⇔ Ueno station)

	→	One way fare: JPY 1,920.
	→	Duration: approx. 60min.
	→	The express will take you from the airport to Ueno station and the reverse route is also available.
	→	The express will leave Narita Airport approx every 30 min between 9:23 – 22:00.

FROM HANEDA AIRPORT

＊Train: Keikyu Line (airport ⇔ Shinagawa station)

	→	One way fare: JPY 400.
	→	Duration: approx. 20min.
	→	The train will take you from the airport to Shinagawa station and the reverse route is also available.
	→	The train will leave Haneda Airport every 10 min between 5:27 – 24:02

You may want to visit Airport website for additional information on transportation.
Narita Airport http://www.narita-airport.jp/en/index.html
Haneda Airport http://www.tokyo-airport-bldg.co.jp/en/

■About Waseda University

In the year 2007, Waseda University celebrated the 125th anniversary of its founding by Shigenobu Okuma, scholar and government leader. Waseda is one of Japan's top private, coeducational institutions of higher learning. Founded as a college with three departments under the old Japanese system of higher education, it has grown to become a comprehensive university with two senior high schools and a School of Art and Architecture.
Waseda University started life as 'Tokyo Senmon Gakko (College)' on October 21 1882. Before this name was selected, it was known variously as 'Waseda Gakko' or 'Totsuka Gakko', after the location of the founder's villa in Waseda Village and the school's location in Totsuka Village respectively. Around 1892, people started to call it 'Waseda Gakko'. It was renamed 'Waseda University' on September 2 1902, upon acquiring University status.

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