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Important Notice

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Tentative Program of 16 May 2012

To those who need to apply for visa for entry into Japan

  1. The online registration is available from 17 Feb., 2012 to 31 May. 2012.
    Early Bird Fees are applied in case you complete your payment by 30 Apr., 2012.
    The system allows you online credit card settlement after your registration process.
  2. The result of abstract review for the ACEI 2012 can be downloaded here.

If anyone who did not receive a ACEI2012 Kyoto Review Result email message from the ACEI 2012 Local Organizer, please let us know as soon as possible at g018jace-2012@ml.gakkai.ne.jp.

We strongly recommend that you pay the registration fee with your credit card. In case you need to make a payment through bank transfer, please contact us at the email address below. Please note that we will charge you 7,000 yen for the this transaction in addition to the participation fee.
g018jace-2012@ml.gakkai.ne.jp


Guidelines for presenting

http://www.jace.gr.jp/ACEI2012/main_program/guidelines.html


Welcome to Kyoto!

The local organizers and the Japan Association for Cultural Economics extend warmest welcome to ACEI 2012 Kyoto. We hope all the participants will find the conference exciting and fruitful not only for its academic content but also for the cultural and social events we offer during the four days. While the academic program is being planned, there have been a few social programs secured already.

Practical information on travelling and accommodation is also provided on this website, but here is some information to help you initially organize the plan of the trip.

  • Kyoto is easy to access from Kansai International Airport, approximately seventy-five minutes by train. Alternatively, fly to Tokyo International Airport (Narita), where there are domestic connections from Narita to Osaka International Airport (Itami), which is the closest airport to Kyoto.
  • Those who are interested in staying both in Kyoto and in Tokyo, the best travel plan would be to come to Kyoto for the conference and move to Tokyo by bullet train. To fly in one airport and out from another within Japan would normally be treated as a round trip.

We will continue to enrich the content in due course to provide more updated information. So watch out for this space!

The Japan rail pass is extremely reasonable for traveling by JR trains around in Japan.

Local organizers:
Kazuko Goto
Tadashi Yagi
Nobuko Kawashima

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Nanzen-ji Hatto (640x480, type=image/jpeg, 150.3 KB)

Nanzen-ji Hatto
Nanzen-ji is a Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan. It was established in 1291. It is also the headquarters of the Nanzen-ji branch of Rinzai Zen. In seasons of cherry blossom and autumn leaves,many people visit this temple.But its larger size means that it doesn't seem as crowded as many of the others.
links: wikipwdia, wikitravel, Nanzen-ji official web site