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Transportation Guide ……………………… 28 Taxi Tokyo Subway Route Map 2 Site Map TRANSPORTATION GUIDE Contents Site Map …………………………………………………… 3 Airport Transportation Service ……………………… 5 Information Counters Airport Shuttle Bus and Taxi Service Shuttle Bus Service between Official Hotels and Venues…… 8 List of Official Hotels Shuttle Bus Routes Time Table (From Official Hotels to Imperial Hotel) Bus Stops and waiting area at Imperial Hotel Time Table (From Imperial Hotel to Official Hotels) Inter-venue Shuttles ………………………………… 22 Inter-venue Shuttle Routes Pick-up and Drop-off Points Participant's Vehicles………………………………… 25 Pick-up and Drop-off Points Tokyo International Forum (TIF) Imperial Hotel Hotel Okura Tokyo Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI) Parking Lots Traffic Control by Police Authority ……………… 27 Tokyo Transportation Guide ……………………… 28 Taxi Tokyo Subway Route Map 2 Site map Tokyo International Forum (TIF) Otemachi Parking 5-1 Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005 Otemachi Sta. Imperial Hotel Mitsukoshimae Sta. 1-1 Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8558 Otemachi Sta. Eidai Dori St. Mitsukoshimae Sta. Hotel Okura Tokyo Otemachi Sta. 10-4 Toranomon 2-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0001 Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI) Imperial Palace 2-2 Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005 Outer Gardens TOKYO INTERNATIONALTokyo Sta.FORUM Nihonbashi Sta. Uchibori Dori St. Nijubashimae Sta. Imperial Palace Tokyo Registration JR Station Met Tokyo Chamber of rop Commerce and Industry(TCCI) olit an E x p re Sakuradamon Sta. s s Uchibori Dori St. w Kyobashi Sta. a y The Diet Building Yurakucho Marunouchi Kajibashi Parking Hibiya Sta. Sta. Sakurada Dori St. Marunouchi Naka Dori St. Kasumigaseki Sta. Takaramachi Sta. Kokkaigijidomae Sta. Yurakucho Sta. Kasumigaseki Sta. Hibiya Park Hospitality Yurakucho JR Station Hatchobori Sta. Program Recommended walking route Roppongi Dori St. Kasumigaseki Sta. Hibiya Sta. Meeting point Ginza Sta. Ministry of Finance Ginza Sta. Shintomicho Sta. Uchibori Dori St. Harumi Dori St. Hibiya Park Parking Ginza Sta. Sotobori Dori St. (underground) Toranomon Sta. Hibiya Dori St. IMPERIAL HOTEL Sotobori Dori St. Tsukiji Sta. SotoboriUchisaiwaicho Dori St. Sta. Higashi Ginza Sta. Me tro po Chuo Dori St. lita n E xp Shimbashi re Showa Dori St. Sakurada Dori St. s Sta. s w N a y HOTEL OKURA TOKYO Hibiya Dori St. Shimbashi Sta. Shinohasi Dori St. Shimbashi JR Station Station JR JR Shimbashi Shimbashi 3 4 Site map Tokyo International Forum (TIF) Otemachi Parking 5-1 Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005 Otemachi Sta. Imperial Hotel Mitsukoshimae Sta. 1-1 Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8558 Otemachi Sta. Eidai Dori St. Mitsukoshimae Sta. Hotel Okura Tokyo Otemachi Sta. 10-4 Toranomon 2-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0001 Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI) Imperial Palace 2-2 Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005 Outer Gardens TOKYO INTERNATIONALTokyo Sta.FORUM Nihonbashi Sta. Uchibori Dori St. Nijubashimae Sta. Imperial Palace Tokyo Registration JR Station Met Tokyo Chamber of rop Commerce and Industry(TCCI) olit an E x p re Sakuradamon Sta. s s Uchibori Dori St. w Kyobashi Sta. a y The Diet Building Yurakucho Marunouchi Kajibashi Parking Hibiya Sta. Sta. Sakurada Dori St. Marunouchi Naka Dori St. Kasumigaseki Sta. Takaramachi Sta. Kokkaigijidomae Sta. Yurakucho Sta. Kasumigaseki Sta. Hibiya Park Hospitality Yurakucho JR Station Hatchobori Sta. Program Recommended walking route Roppongi Dori St. Kasumigaseki Sta. Hibiya Sta. Meeting point Ginza Sta. Ministry of Finance Ginza Sta. Shintomicho Sta. Uchibori Dori St. Harumi Dori St. Hibiya Park Parking Ginza Sta. Sotobori Dori St. (underground) Toranomon Sta. Hibiya Dori St. IMPERIAL HOTEL Sotobori Dori St. Tsukiji Sta. SotoboriUchisaiwaicho Dori St. Sta. Higashi Ginza Sta. Me tro po Chuo Dori St. lita n E xp Shimbashi re Showa Dori St. Sakurada Dori St. s Sta. s w N a y HOTEL OKURA TOKYO Hibiya Dori St. Shimbashi Sta. Shinohasi Dori St. Shimbashi JR Station Station JR JR Shimbashi Shimbashi 3 4 Airport Transportation Service ○Information Counters The Annual Meetings Information Counters will be set up at Narita International Airport and the International Terminal of Haneda Airport from Monday, October 8 to Friday, October 12. Please visit the counter when you arrive. Information counter hours are: Narita Airport 7 a.m.- 11 p.m. Haneda Airport 5 a.m.- 12 Midnight ○Airport Shuttle Bus and Taxi Service At the Annual Meetings Information Counter, you will be provided with a Limousine Bus voucher for transport from the airport to downtown Tokyo hotels. The voucher may be exchanged for a Limousine Bus ticket. If there is no direct Limousine Bus service to your hotel, please take a bus to the nearest hotel or the Tokyo City Air Terminal (T-CAT). You will be provided with a taxi voucher at the Annual Meetings Information Counter for transport from the nearest hotel or T-CAT to your hotel (the taxi voucher will cover the cost up to 3,000 yen and participants need to pay the balance if any). Please note that Limousine Bus and taxi vouchers cannot be picked up when the above information counters are closed. Please show your Confirmation Letter at the Annual Meetings Information Counter to receive either Limousine Bus vouchers or taxi vouchers. Limousine Bus voucher and taxi vouchers will be provided to any accredited participants no matter which categories they are categorized. 5 Narita International Airport Terminal 1 North Wing South Wing Arrival gate Arrival gate Limousine Bus Counter Annual Meetings Information Counter Terminal 2 Arrival gate Arrival gate B Zone A Zone Limousine Bus Counter Annual Meetings Information Counter Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) 2 Arrival Lobby Passport Control Customs Arrival Lobby Annual Meetings Information Counter Limousine Bus Counter Keikyu Line Monorail Public Buses Public Buses Tour Buses 6 T-CAT T-CAT (Tokyo City Air Terminal) TOKYO INTERNATIONAL FORUM IMPERIAL HOTEL ©2012 ZENRIN CO.,LTD.(Z12EB第499号) Limousine bus Arrivals Taxi Main Building 1 Important Notice about Departure from Tokyo On Departure, airport shuttle bus service from hotel to airport will not be provided by Host Government. Participants may use existing shuttle bus service from hotels by scheduling and paying for the shuttle bus through their hotel. Participants are requested to schedule their departure airport shuttle bus at the time of Hotel check-in so that bus operator can schedule additional buses if necessary during the peak departure period. Also, please note that taxi vouchers will not be provided on departure by Host Government. 7 Shuttle Bus Service between Official Hotels and Venues Shuttle buses will operate between Imperial Hotel and Official Hotels. All Official Hotels (except Imperial Hotel and Hotel Okura Tokyo) will be served by seven routes. Shuttle buses will operate from Monday, October 8 to Sunday, October 14. When boarding the shuttle bus, please show your ID badge or Confirmation Letter. Note: On Friday, early in the morning of October 12, the date of Plenary Session, shuttle buses will run from Official Hotels to Tokyo International Forum (TIF) first, and then go to Imperial Hotel. On the day of the Plenary Session, it is highly recommended that you take a shuttle bus arriving at TIF no later than 8:15 a.m. Participants arriving at the venue after that might be asked to view from an overflow room. From Hotel Okura Tokyo, Participants can take the inter-venue shuttle buses to go to Imperial Hotel (see p22). Only on October 12, shuttle buses will run from Hotel Okura Tokyo to TIF, and then go to Imperial Hotel (see p17). Since roads around the venues will be very congested during the Annual Meetings, please use the shuttle bus service wherever possible. Your cooperation is appreciated. ○List of Official Hotels ● Conrad Tokyo ● Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo ● Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo ● Palace Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so ● Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo ● Grand Hyatt Tokyo ● Royal Park Hotel ● Hilton Tokyo Hotel ● Royal Park Shiodome Tower ● Hotel New Otani ● The Capitol Hotel Tokyu ● Hotel Okura Tokyo ● The Prince Park Tower Tokyo ● Hyatt Regency Tokyo ● The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo ● Imperial Hotel ● The Tokyo Station Hotel ● InterContinental Hotels & ● The Westin Tokyo Resorts Tokyo Bay ● Tokyo Prince Hotel 00 8 ○Shuttle Bus Routes Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo A Hilton Tokyo Hotel Hyatt Regency Tokyo G Palace Hotel Tokyo RoyalRoyal Park Park Hotel New Otani Tokyo HotelHotel KeioKeio PlazaPlaza HotelHotel TokyoTokyo The Capitol Hotel E Tokyu The Tokyo Station Hotel Tokyo International C Forum Hotel Okura Tokyo Imperial Hotel Royal Park Shiodome Tower The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo B Conrad Tokyo Grand Hyatt Tokyo Tokyo Prince Hotel F The Prince Park Tower Tokyo InterContinental Hotels & Resorts Tokyo Bay D The Westin Tokyo ©2012 ZENRIN CO.,LTD.(Z12EB第499号) Route A Bunkyo Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so Route E Chuo Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo Royal Park Hotel Palace Hotel Tokyo Route B Roppongi The Tokyo Station Hotel Grand Hyatt Tokyo The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo Route F Shiodome Route C InterContinental Hotels & Resorts Tokyo Bay Akasaka Conrad Tokyo Hotel New Otani Royal Park Shiodome Tower The Capitol Hotel Tokyu Route D Shiba Route G Shinjuku The Westin Tokyo Hyatt Regency Tokyo The Prince Park Tower Tokyo Hilton Tokyo Hotel Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo 9 Tokyo Prince Hotel ○Time Table (From Official Hotels to Imperial Hotel) Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so Imperial Hotel Route A Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so Imperial Hotel Pick-up Point: Main Entrance Travel Time: approx. 50min. Red indicates buses operating to Imperial Hotel via TIF Travel Time: approx. 50min. to TIF Oct. 8, 9 Oct. 10, 11, 13 and 14 Oct. 12 6 am 55 55 40 55 7 am 30 10 25 40 8 am 30 00 00 30 9 am 30 00 30 10 am 30 00 30 11 am 30 00 30 12 pm 30 00 30 1 pm 30 00 30 2 pm 30 00 30 3 pm 30 00 30 4 pm 30 00 30 5 pm 30 00 30 30 6 pm 30 00 30 30 7 pm 30 00 30 30 8 pm 00 30 9 pm 00 10 pm Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo Imperial Hotel Pick-up Point: Main Entrance Travel Time: approx.
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