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Suita Campus AIST Kansai Osaka University Cooperation Site Address: Photonics Center Osaka University P3 Bldg.2-1 Onoharaguchi North Yamadaoka, Suita, Osaka 565-0871, Japan Entrance Institute of Entrance TEL: 072-751-9527 Protein Research * Please use the intercom to contact No. 420. IFReC Bus Stop for Inter-Campus Shuttle Bus Seven-Eleven Cafeteria and Campus Store Post Office P2 Bldg. Zuion Pond Senri-mon Gate Cybermedia Center Science and Photonics Center Engineering Library (P３Bldg.) Suita Shiritsu West Gate Fujishirodai Nursery Institute of Laser Engineering East Gate Kitasenri Sta. of Hankyu Line Bus Stop in front of Osaka Univ. Admin. Bureau Cafeteria and Hospital Campus Store Handai-byoin-mae Sta. Osaka Monorail Main Gate Saito-nishi Access Map Hankyu Senri Line JR Kyoto Line Kita-senri Handai-byoin-mae Shibahara Senri-chuo Osaka Monorail Ibaraki Yamada Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway Bus Line Ibaraki-shi Osaka International Airport Chugoku Expressway Suita I.C. Minami-ibaraki Meishin Expressway Awaji Kadoma Shin-osaka Hankyu Kyoto Line Tenjimbashisuji Rokuchome Station Osaka (Umeda) Bus Line Kitahama Midosuji Line Kansai International Airport Dobutsuen-mae Tengachaya Nankai Airport Line Sakaisuji Line Izumisano From Shin-osaka station Please use Subway Midosuji line for Senri-chuo and get off at Senri-chuo station. From Senri-chuo station, please use Hankyu-bus bound for Osaka Univ. Admin. Bureau ("Handai Honbu-Mae" in Japanese) from Bus terminal No. 6, and get off at Handai Honbu-Mae (Last bus stop). From Osaka International Airport Please use Osaka Monorail and get off at Senri-chuo station. From Senri-chuo station, please use Hankyu-bus mentioned above. From Kansai International Airport Please use limousine bus bound for Osaka International Airport. From the airport, please use Osaka Monorail and Hankyu-bus mentioned above. From nearest stations: From Handai-byoin-mae station, it takes 15 min by walk. From Ibaraki station (JR), please take Kintetsu-bus bound for Handai Honbu-mae at bus terminal No. 6, and get off at Handai Honbu-mae. From Ibaraki-shi station (Hankyu Kyoto Line), please use Kintetsu-bus bound for Handai Honbu-mae at bus terminal No. 4, and get off at Handai From Kita-senri station (Hankyu Senri Line), it takes 20 min by walk..

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