Beautiful natural landscape; numerous hot springs Formed by volcanoes Unique history and culture; abundance of food Mild climate; amiable people ~ Kagoshima, the Southern Gateway to Japan Kagoshima is located at the southern tip of Kyushu, the southernmost of the four main islands in Japan. It has a warm climate and vast area spanning 600 kilometers from north to south. Situated in close proximity to China and South Korea, it has developed a unique history and culture due to economic and cultural influences from East Asia, as well as from Europe via sea trade. Kagoshima has many attractive sights such as Yakushima, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site, the active volcanoes Sakurajima, Kirishimayama, and Suwanosejima. You will be able to enjoy and admire the remarkable natural sceneries as well as rich nature and hot springs. Kagoshima is one of the main food supplying regions of Japan, producing high quality agricultural and marine produce. It is also the only prefecture in Japan that has rocket launching facilities. With the Kyushu Shinkansen going into full operation since March 2011, Kagoshima became more accessible and the number of visitors and business people doubled. It now takes 4 hour 19 minutes to travel from the JR Shin-Osaka station in Kansai to Kagoshima Chuo station on “Sakura”, the new Shinkansen train. In addition, Kagoshima airport, the hub of southern Kyushu, has regular international flights from Taipei, Shanghai and Seoul, which are in turn connected to nine major Japanese cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya, as well as eight islands of Kagoshima prefecture, via domestic flight. Kagoshima City welcomes you with its wonderful grandiose view of Sakurajima, an active volcano, right in front of the city center. The former has grown into a major city in southern Kyushu with a population of approximately 606,000 people. The various city sights can be accessed via the street trams and sight-seeing buses. With magnificent scenery and delicious local food, the warm southern hospitality will make your stay and unforgettable one. The IAVCEI 2013 Scientific Assembly welcomes you to this charming city. |
Registration desk (July 19-21, 23-24) Ice breaker (July 19) Oral presentation rooms A1-A6 (July 20-21, 23-24) Speaker ready room (July 19-21, 23) Internet room (July 19-21, 23-24) Poster session room (July 21, 23-24) Exhibition room (July 20-21, 23-24) Travel desk (July 20-21, 23-24) Cloak room (July 20-21, 23-24) Social events "Friends of Volcano Fair" (July 20-21) Site A is completely closed on July 22. Website: http://www.kagoshima-pac.jp/inetEn/iEn/inet/welcome
*14-50, Yamashitacho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan 892-0816
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Oral presentation rooms B1-B2 (July 20-21, 23-24) Meeting room B3 (July 19-21, 23-24) *15-1, Yamashitacho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan 892-0816
(A five story square building opposite the Kagoshima Prefectural Citizens Exchange Center) |
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* From JR Kagoshima Chuo Station * From JR Kagoshima Station * From Kagoshima Airport |
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Opening Ceremony (July 20) Award Ceremony and Lecture (July 20) Keynote Lectures (July 20) Workshops (July 19, 25) From the Main Conference Hall → From the Sites A and B *5-3 Yamashitacho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, 892-0816
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* From the Sites A and B
* From JR Kagoshima Chuo Station
* From JR Kagoshima Station
* From Kagoshima Airport |
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Tourist Guide of Kagoshima City |
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