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Time Required to the Venue by Monorail Car Subway (To from Senri-Chuo to Osaka Walk（From the Nearest Total Transit Time Time required to the venue By monorail car Subway (to From Senri-Chuo to Osaka Walk（from the nearest Total transit time Senri-Chuo) University Hospital station to the venue） （except waiting time） 万博記念公園 (Banpaku Kinen Koen) 10 10 20 千⾥中央 (Senri-Chuo) 15 10 25 江坂 (Esaka) 10 15 10 35 + + = 新⼤阪 (Shin-Osaka) 15 15 10 40 梅⽥ (Umeda) 20 15 10 45 難波 (Namba) 25 15 10 50 Time table of monorail car: http://www.osaka-monorail.co.jp/eng/time/t15_senri_chuo.html By bus Subway (to From Senri-Chuo to Osaka Walk（from the nearest Total transit time Senri-Chuo) University Hospital station to the venue） （except waiting time） 千⾥中央 (Senri-Chuo) 10 3 13 江坂 (Esaka) 10 10 3 23 新⼤阪 (Shin-Osaka) 15 + 10 + 3 = 28 梅⽥ (Umeda) 20 10 3 33 難波 (Namba) 25 10 3 38 Time table of bus (week days): https://www.hankyubus.co.jp/rosen/timetable/110914_1.pdf Time table of bus (Saturday): https://www.hankyubus.co.jp/rosen/timetable/110914_2.pdf Hotel list Banpaku-Kinen-Koen Name Time required from hotel to the nearest station URL 1 Hotel Hankyu Expo Park 5 minutes http://www-a.global.hankyu-hotel.com/hankyu-expopark/ Senri-Chuo Name Time required from hotel to the nearest station URL 1 Senri Hankyu Hotel 5 min http://www-a.global.hankyu-hotel.com/senri-hankyu/ Esaka Time required from hotel to the Name URL nearest station 1 Sunny Stone 1 2 min http://www.sunnystonehotel.co.jp/pc/language/en/ 2 Claiton Esaka 2 min http://www.claiton.co.jp/esaka/ 3 Tokyu REI 2 min https://www.tokyuhotelsjapan.com/en/hotel/TR/TR_ESAKA/index.html 4 Hotel LiVEMAX 2 min http://www.hotel-livemax.com/osaka/esaka/ 5 GreenRichHotel Esaka 7 min http://www.japanican.com/en/hotel/detail/6494040 Shin-Osaka Name Time required from hotel to the nearest station URL Courtyard Shin-Osaka http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/osacy-courtyard-by- 1 1min Station marriott-shin-osaka-station 2 remm SHIN-OSAKA direct-connected to station http://www-a.global.hankyu-hotel.com/remm-shinosaka/ 3 NEW OSAKA HOTEL 3min http://www.newosakahotel.com/e/index.html Washington Hotel Plaza Shin 4 3min http://washington.jp/en/shinosaka/ Osaka HOTEL MYSTAYS Shin https://www.mystays.com/en/hotel/Osaka/hotel-mystays-shin- 5 5min Osaka Conference Center osaka 6 Hotel Mielparque Osaka 5 min http://www.mielparque.jp/osaka/en/ 7 Osaka Garden Palace 8 min / free shuttle bus from station http://www.hotelgp-osaka.com/english/ Shin-Osaka Station Hotel http://www.st-hotel.jp/honkan/english/ , http://www.st- 8 8 min from subway or 4 min from JR Honkan / Annex hotel.jp/annex/english/ 9 Corona Hotel 7 min from subway or 2 min from JR http://osakacoronahotel.co.jp/en/ 10 Shin-osaka Youth Hostel 8-min walk from JR Shin-Osaka Station http://osaka-yha.or.jp/shin-osaka-eng/ 3 min from Subway Nishinakajima-Minamikata 11 Shin Osaka Hotel http://www.shinosakahotel.jp/english/ Station Super Hotel JR Shin-Osaka 12 5 min from JR Shin Osaka station http://www.superhoteljapan.com/en/s-hotels/shinosaka/ Higashiguchi Toyoko Inn Shin-Osaka 13 5 min from JR Shin Osaka station http://www.toyoko-inn.com/hotel/00016/ Chuo-guchi Honkan Osaka Time required from hotel to the nearest Name URL station HOTEL new HANKYU 1 2 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station https://www.hankyu-hotel.com/hotel/osakashh/index.html osaka 2 HOTEL GRANVIA OSAKA 1 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station http://www.granvia-osaka.jp/ THE RITZ-CARLTON 3 7 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station https://www.ritz-carlton.co.jp/ OSAKA HOTEL MONTEREY 4 5 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station https://www.hotelmonterey.co.jp/osaka/ OSAKA 5 Hilton OSAKA 2 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station http://www.hiltonosaka.com/ ANA CROWNE PLAZA 3 min in walking from JR Line Kitashinchi 6 https://www.ihg.com/crowneplaza/hotels/gb/en/osaka/osaja/hoteldetail OSAKA Station HOTEL VISTA PREMIO 7 10 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station http://www.hotel-vista.jp/dojima/index_e.html DOJIMA HOTEL LANDMARK 5 min in walking from JR Line Osaka station 8 http://hotel-landmarkumeda.jp/index.html UMEDA and HANKYU Line Umeda Station 5 min in walking from JR Line Osaka station 9 OSAKA DAI-ICHI HOTEL http://www.osakadaiichi.co.jp/en/ and HANKYU Line Umeda Station 10 min in walking from JR Line Osaka station 10 Hotel Hokke Club Osaka https://www.hokke.co.jp/english/osaka/ and HANKYU Line Umeda Station 11 HOTEL ILMONTE 10 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station http://www.ilmonte.co.jp/en/index.html 12 Hearton Hotel Nishi Umeda 3 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station http://heartonhotel.com/nis.aspx INTERCONTINENTAL 13 5 min in walking from JR Line Osaka Station https://www.icosaka.com/en/ OSAKA Namba Name Time required from hotel to nearest station URL NAMBA ORIENTAL 1 5 min http://www.nambaorientalhotel.co.jp/language/ HOTEL 2 Kikuei Hotel Osaka 5 min (8 min. to Namba) http://kikuei.hotels-osaka.com/en/ Richmond Hotel Namba 3 3 min (10-15 min. to Namba) http://nambadaikokucho.richmondhotel.jp/ Daikokucho Le Botejour Namba Hotel 4 10 min http://le-botejour-namba.hotels-osaka.com/en/ Osaka 5 Grampus Inn Osaka 2 min http://www.grampus.biz/osaka/ 6 Swissôtel NANKAI Osaka 2 min http://www.swissotel-osaka.co.jp/index.html 7 Holiday Inn Osaka Namba 8 min http://www.hiosakanamba.com/ 8 Hote Ilcuore Namba 2 min http://www.ilcuore-namba.com/ Hotel Monterey Grasmere 9 1 min https://www.hotelmonterey.co.jp/grasmere_osaka/ Osaka 10 Hotel Hillarys 10 min http://www.hillarys.jp/ OOKINI Ryokan and https://www.agoda.com/ookini-ryokan-apartment/hotel/osaka- 11 20 min (5 min to Nagahoribashi station) Apartment jp.html?cklg=1 Hotel Relief Namba 12 10 min (6 min to Daikokucho station) http://www.hotel-relief.com/namba/ Daikokucho 13 Nishitetsu Inn Shinsaibashi 10 min (5 min to Shinsaibashi station) http://www.n-inn.jp/english/hotels/shinsaibashi/ 14 HOTEL OSAKA KEIKO 10 min (5 min to Nipponbashi station) http://hotel-osaka-keiko.com/en 15 ibis Styles Osaka 10 min (6 min to Nipponbashi station) http://www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-A0E7-ibis-styles-osaka/index.shtml .
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