He hopes that this offer will assist the advancement of applied mathematics and industrial mathematics. The former president of Waseda University has kindly accepted our request for using, without a fee, any buildings with various modern conference equipment at the Waseda Campus. You can also use these cards for shopping as electronic money at a constantly increasing number of registered shops. “Suica” IC cards are available for purchase at JR stations, while “Pasmo” cards are available at subway, private railway stations, and bus depots. In addition, smart cards “Suica” and “Pasmo” can be used on almost all rail and bus lines in the Tokyo metropolitan area, and are accepted by a growing number of taxis. The “Waseda” metro station has both elevators and lifts. Most of the metro and train stations are easily accessible for the disabled and most of them are equipped with either elevators or lifts. The “Waseda” metro station is just a 5-minute walk from the Congress venue and the trains run every 5 minutes, from 5:00 am to midnight.Īccessibility is also good in Tokyo. Cafeterias will be able to cater to those with dietary restrictions and/or special needs.Īnother attractive point of the venue is its convenient access from the metro system. Lunch is to be taken at restaurants around the congress venue, or at the cafeterias of Waseda Campus. The combination of these rooms and halls will enable us to hold at least 70 parallel sessions during the Congress, and all the facilities are designed to be barrier-free for guests with disabilities. A significant amount of signage and student volunteers will be used to assist the participants at the ICIAM venue. The buildings of Waseda University’s main campus are located close together, providing easy access from one building to another. We plan to use 14 university buildings for ICIAM 2023. This auditorium is the symbol of Waseda University now. The Okuma Auditorium was built in 1927 after his death in commemoration of his achievements. It is also one of the oldest universities, founded in 1882 by Shigenobu Okuma, who later became Prime Minister of Japan. Waseda University is the largest research university in Japan.
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