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Lecture Hall B） Lecture Athletic 体育館 食堂 Hall B Center 図書館 Access KGU (Kwansei Gakuin University, Uegahara Campus) is located in Nishinomiya-city（西宮市）, Hyogo in the west of Japan. A. From Hankyu Sannomiya Station （三宮）, or Hankyu Umeda Station （梅田） One train transfer is necessary. 1) 15 minites to Nishinomiya-Kitagushi Station （西宮北口）by a train of Hankyu Kobe line. 2) 5 minites from Nishinomiya-Kitaguchi Station （西宮北口） to Kotoen （甲東園） or Nigawa Staion （仁川） by a train of Hankyu Imazu line bound for Takarazuka （宝塚）. to Takarazuka B. From Kotoen Station （甲東園） to KGU It takes about 7 minutes from Kotoen Station to KGU by bus. Get on a bus at Bus Stop No. 2, and get off at Bus Stop No. Kwansei Gakuin Mae （関西学院前）. Please see the bus station map. A one-way bus fare is ¥220. The road to KGU is uphill and the walking is rather hard. Shopping Center Kotoen C. From Nigawa Station （仁川） to KGU Station About 15 minutes by foot from Nigawa Station to KGU. Bus is not available. Please see the following map. to Takarazuka Nigawa Station （仁川） West Exit = pole guide plate Convenience Store Supermarket Straight Post (~ 400 m) Office Straight Kwansei GakuinUniversity (~ 300 m) (Uegahara Campus) Koryo Junior Main Gate High School Map around Venue Registration Desk Oral, Plenary Lectures, Symposia, Dining Hall Exhibition （Lecture Hall B） Lecture Athletic 体育館 食堂 Hall B Center 図書館 Entrance Building G Japanese庭園 Garden Poster (Building G) 125th Anniv. Central Auditorium 芝生 Banquet Lawn (Kwansei Gakuin Hall) Award Lect u res Kwansei JPA General Meeting Gakuin Hall （125th Anniversary池 Auditorium） Main正門 To至仁川駅 Nigawa000 Gate Station 至甲東園駅To000 Kotoen Station Registration Desk Poster Session Symposia Lecture Hall B, 1F Building G, Room 201, 202 Room A: Hall B, 101 Oral Session Plenary Lectures Luncheon Symposium on Gender Room A: Hall B, 101 Room A: Hall B, 101 Equality and Young Researchers Room B: Hall B, 201 Award Lectures Room B: Hall B, 201 Room C: Hall B, 203 Room S: 125th Anniv. Auditorium JPA General Meeting Room D: Hall B, 202 Room D: Hall B, 202 Room S: 125th Anniv. Auditorium Exhibition Room A: Hall B, 101 Banquet Hall B: 1st and 2nd Floor, Room B: Hall B, 201 Kwansei Gakuin Hall Hallways Venue Oral Session （Lecture Hall B） To Central Lawn, University Library １F Stairs Cloak （102） Stairs Rest Room （103） W.C. (Men) EV W.C. W.C.(disabled) (Women) Registration Ａ Room Organizing （101） Exhibition Committee Room （104） ２F To Building G (Poster Session) Stairs Stairs Room Ｄ （202） Room Ｃ （203） Exhibition W.C. (Men) EV W.C. (Women) Room Ｂ （201） Exhibition Rest Room （204） Stairs ３F Stairs Meeting Room Ｉ Meeting （302） Room ＩＩ （303） W.C. (Men) EV W.C. (Women) Stairs Venue Poster Session（Building G） Please use the Entrance Hall of building G as illustrated in the following figure and the photograph, located near the Athletic Center and the Dining Hall. The floor you entered is 2nd floor. Do not use any other entrance in the building G. Entrance Hall of Building G Photograph of Entrance Hall Dining Hall Lecture Athletic Hall B Center University Library Entrance Clock Tower Japanese Building G Garden 125th Anniv. Auditorium Central LawnTo Lecture Hall B Entrance Kwansei Corridor Hall Gakuin Hall Pond Poster Session Poster Session （201） （202） MainStairs W.C. ToW.C. Nigawa Gate (Men) (Women)Station To Kotoen Station Food Map Dining Hall ① ② ③ Lecture Athletic 体育館 食堂 Hall B Center ④ 図書館 Entrance Building G Japanese庭園 ⑥ Garden 125th Anniv. ⑪ AuditoriumCentral ⑤ Lawn芝生 Kwansei ⑦ Gakuin Hall Pond池 正門Main To至仁川駅 Nigawa000 Gate Station ⑩ ⑨ ⑧ 至甲東園駅To000 Kotoen ⑫ Station Inside the Campus ① BIG PAPA（Dining Hall） ⑥ Seven Eleven （Conv. Store） Open 11：30 - 13：30 ⑦ Restaurant Poplar ② Univ. Coop（Conv. Store） Lunch Time 11：00 - 14：00 Open 10：30 - 15：00 ③ Robin Hood’s （Lunch Box・Bread） Near the Campus Open 11：30 - 14：30 ⑧ Top Coffee（Tea・Lunch） ④ POCKET MAMA（Foods・Conv.） ⑨ Restaurant Hintou（Curry etc.） Open 11：00 - 14：00 ⑩ Lawson (Conv. Store) ⑤ Central Pocket （Conv. Store） ⑪ Tabete-ike Noodle（Ramen） Open 11：00 - 14：00 ⑫ Gusto （Family Restaurant）.
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