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2016.02 Using the Joban Expressway, get off at the Kashiwa Kashiwa I.C. I.C. for Chiba direction (go right after the toll gate) on to the rout 16. Change to the right lane soon. Drive 500 m. and turn right at the first traffic light. Kashiwa Campus Tsukuba Express Kashiwanoha Campus Sta.(West exit) (Walk 3min. ) Nishi-kashiwa 03 Nagareyama-Otakanomori-eki higashi guchi Todai mae or Todai nisi Tobu Bus Todai nishi 10min. Nishi-kashiwa 04/Nishi-kashiwa 10 National Edogawadai-eki higashi guchi Cancer Center SHUTTLE BUS (UT-Kashiwa Campus - Kashiwanoha Campus Station) 6min. Taxi 5min. Walk 25min. Tobu Noda Line Tsukuba Express Kashiwanoha Highway bus from Narita Airport 75-100 min. Campus JR Musashino Line Kashiwanoha Campus Sta. 2min. Tobu Highway bus 75min. Nagareyama- otakanomori JR Joban-Line / Tobu Noda-Line Kashiwa Sta. (West exit) 5min. 5min. Yaman Nishi-kashiwa 01 JR ote L ine Minami- bound for National Cancer Center via Kashiwa Park 25min. nagareyama Tobu Bus Taxi 20min. 8HQRĺ.DVKLZD (JR Joban Line rapid service) 29 min. Ueno Kashiwa JR Joban Line 9min. 17min. $NLKDEDUDĺ.DVKLZDQRKD&DPSXV Akihabara 33min. Higashimatsudo 9min. Shinkamagaya 1DULWD$LUSRUWĺ6KLQNDPDJD\DPLQ Hamamatsucho +DPDPDWVXFKRĺ$NLKDEDUDPLQ 1DULWD$LUSRUWĺ+LJDVKLPDWVXGRPLQ +DPDPDWVXFKRĺ8HQRPLQ Keisei Sky Access Express 1LVKLIXQDEDVKLĺ )XQDEDVKLĺ.DVKLZDPLQ Minami-nagareyama 18min. )XQDEDVKLĺ1DJDUH\DPDRWDNDQRPRULPLQ Tokyo Monorail 30 min. Nishi-funabashi JR Sobu Line 3 min. Funabashi Keisei Honsen Line limited express 49 min. Narita Airport Haneda Airport Administrative Office, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences 5-1-5 Kashiwanoha, Kashiwa-shi, Chiba-ken 277-8561 Tel. 04 -7136- 4003 Fax 04 -7136-4020 Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo.

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