PCS 2010 Nagoya

PCS 2010 General Chair: Masayuki Tanimoto (Nagoya University) Location: Nagoya, Japan Venue: Aichi Industry and Labor Center (open in October 2009) Date: December 8(Wed)-10(Fri), 2010

General Chair Prof. Masayuki Tanimoto Nagoya University General Vice Chair Prof. Yoshiyuki Yashima Chiba Institute of Technology The PCS 2010 Organizing Committee

Organizing Committee Members Prof. T. Saito Dr. K. Asai Prof. K. Aizawa Prof. T. Yoshida Prof. K. Sugiyama Prof. J. Katto Prof. T. Fujii Dr. S. Takamura Dr. S. Sakaida Prof. K. Kodama Dr. K. Kamikura Prof. M. P. Tehrani

Tokyo Osaka Nagoya Nagoya is located at the center of Japan

Central Japan International Airport 28 minutes by Airport Express Nagoya Station

Brand-new Venue Aichi Industry and Labor Center 3 minutes walk from Nagoya Station Venue Nagoya Station

Main Hall for Oral Presentation

Introduction of Nagoya Nagoya is modern – 2.2 million inhabitants, the third largest city in Japan – High-tech city, home of TOYOTA, the largest automobile company in the world Nagoya is traditional – 1,900-year-old Atsuta Shrine – Nagoya Castle, Culture of Samurai

Nagoya Station Area

Downtown (Sakae Area)

TOYOTA was established originally as a textile company. This museum exhibits the challenging history of TOYOTA from textile to automobile. Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Atsuta Shrine Atsuta Shrine is the second most important shrine in Japan and preserves one of the Three Sacred Treasures symbolizing the Imperial Throne since 113.

Nagoya Castle -The Symbol of Nagoya-

The Tokugawa Art Museum Nagoya was governed by the Tokugawa Shogun family in the Middle Ages. The culture of Samurai is exhibited in the Tokugawa Art Museum.

Tokugawa-en Enjoy a walk in the garden adjacent to the Tokugawa Art Museum.

These are not all of Nagoya. It has many other attractive places. See you at PCS 2010 in Nagoya, December PV 2010 will take place the week after PCS in Hongkong