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NTC (Nissan Technical Center) Aikou-ishida Station Access by Bus [NTC] 560-2, Okatsukoku, Atsugi-shi, Kanagawa 243-0192 Phone 046-270-1220 (Main number) Map location of Aikou-ishida Station bus stop: Shuttle bus to NTC Bus stops at the NTC (Nissan Technical Center) Bus terminal 1 Bus terminal 2 *Those arriving by bus can go through the entry procedures at each reception desk. (Visitors) A B From 9:30 to 17:30 (Visitors) (Employees) For NTC (Employees) From 7:00 to 9:30 R From 7:00 to 17:30 For Shibuya For Akasaka Shinjuku Reception Sugi Area L Akasaka Ohyama Gate Pharmacy MOS BURGER Gate ENEOS Area E Bus terminal 3 246 (Employees) Miyamae R From 7:00 to 9:30 Park Odakyu Odawara Line Electric Laboratory Central Shop R TSUTAYA Entrance Aikou-miyamae Ohyama Gate Convenience Store Matsumoto Kiyoshi R Introductory notes Laboratory Area D R Vehicle Engineering 604 Center Center North Area V Bus stop for alighting For Atsugi IC North Exit N Vehicle Engineering Center South Aikou-ishida Station Area P For Gotemba For Odawara 50m Powertrain Laboratory c 2017 NISSAN MOTOR CO.,LTD. All Rights Reserved Odakyu Odawara Line, Narita Express Express [Visitors arriving by 9:30AM] JR Narita Airport Station Shinjuku Station 81 min. 57 min. Get on at the “Nissan Technical Center” of Route 15 from the First Odakyu A Commuting Bus Terminal. Sotetsu Main Line, Odawara Line, From Keihin Kyuko Haneda Airport Keikyu Line Yokohama Express Ebina Express Alight at the “Akasaka Reception” or “Entrance”. Station Station Station Station (Keikyu) 26 min. 31 min. 7 min. Company bus (Takes 20 minutes) By Train Aikou-ishida To By Bus 20 min. NTC Odakyu Odawara Line, Express Station Bus [Visitors and business travelers from other areas after 9:30AM] Odakyu Ebina Station 7 min. Get on at the “Nissan Technical Center” of Route 4. Stop B Sotetsu Main Line, Odakyu Odawara Line, After 10:00, Get on at the "Senshin Gijutsu Kaihatsu Center" (via the Sagami Railway Express Express Yokohama Station Ebina Station Technical Center) of Route 1 from the Nissan Bus Terminal. (Sotetsu) 31 min. 7 min. (Takes 15 minutes).

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