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Access From New Chitose Airport New Chitose Airport Sapporo by JR Line by Express Bus (rapid “Airport”) New Chitose Airport (40 minutes) (1 hour 10 minutes) JR Line: Sapporo Station ・ Subway: Sapporo Station by Subway Nanboku Line (2 minutes) Tokyo Kita 12-jo on foot Station (20 minutes) on foot (10 minutes) Osaka Hokkaido University ［From New Chitose Airport ［From Sapporo Station to Terminal to Sapporo Station］ Hokkaido University］ ■ JR ■ Subway Nanboku line by JR Line (rapid “Airport”)…40 minutes 10 minutes walk from Kita 12-jo station ■ by Express Bus …1 hour 10 minutes 15 minutes walk from Kita 18-jo station ■ 20 minutes walk from JR Sapporo Station Address/Contact Address Kita 14, Nishi 9, Kita-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 060-0814, Japan Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Hokkaido University Contact Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Hokkaido University Fax : +81-11-706-7890 Campus Map N Kita 18-jo Station 18-jo Kita School of Veterinary Medicine Kita 18-jo Gate Nishi 5-chome Street Information Science and Technology 5 Hokkaido University Hospital School of Engineering Kita 12-jo Station 12-jo Kita 4 Kita 13-jo Gate 3 School of Science NanbokuSubway Line Faculty of Agriculture < To Otaru Bust of 2 Main Gate Dr.William S.Clark 1 JR Hakodate Main Line JR Sapporo Station Main Gate Bust of Dr. William Kita 13-jo Gate Entrance /School Guideboard at North S. Clark of Engineering Entrance/School of Engineering Guide map around Graduate School of Information Science and Technology 10 Graduate School of Information Science and Technology BLDG (high-rise) Faculty of Engineering M-BLDG (low-rise) 11 9 8 Quantum Electronics Quantum Integrated for Research Center School of Engineering 7 by Taxi by Laboratory Meme Media 6 Walk Main Entrance/School Approach in Robby/ Approach in 1st Floor/ of Engineering School of Engineering School of Engineering Entrance/Graduate School North Entrance/ Graduate School of of Information Science School of Engineering Information Science and and Technology BLDG Technology BLDG.

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