The site for the symposium is Integrated Building of Nagoya University. Located in the geometrically central district of Japan, Nagoya City is world-famous for various industries of advanced ceramics, aerospace, automobiles etc., and also known for its historic sites such as "Three Great Shoguns" and beautiful castles. The symposium attendants can fully enjoy historical sites, museums and downtown before and/or after the ISETS '11 symposium. The tourism convention desk will be available at the conference desk. The climate in the Nagoya area in December is characterized by average temperatures ranging from +5 oC (41 oF) to +13 oC (55 oF) with some possibility of rain.
PASSPORT AND VISA
To visit Japan, you must have a valid passport.
A visa is required for citizens of countries that do not have visa-exempt agreements with Japan.
Please contact JTB Event & Convention Service, the secretariat of ISETS '11, for visa requirements after you complete your registration through the Registration page.
When you request the visa documents, please remember to specify your name, affiliation, registration number and extended abstract number.
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
The official language of the symposium is English.
ACCESS MAP
Nagoya University can be easily accessed from the Central Japan International Airport "Centrair" by train (Meitetsu Line, Central Japan International Airport - Kanayama, about 25 min) and subway (Meijo Line, Kanayama - Nagoya Daigaku, about 20 min). Integrated Building of Nagoya University is just beside the subway exit No. 3 (within 1 min by walking). Please refer to the maps below for the details.
[Map of Japan]
[Transportation Map in Nagoya]
[Campus Map]
For more detail, please refer to this page.