8th IFIP Conference on e-Business, e-Services, and e-Society in Tokyo, Japan
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Venue

I3E 2008 was held at National Center of Sciences, Tokyo, Japan.

National Center of Sciences
Address: 2-1-2 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8430
Tel: +81-3-4212-2000 (Exchange)
National Center of Sciences

Download Call for Participation

PDF version of Call for Participation is updated.

Text version of Call for Participation is updated.

Text version (Japanese) of Call for Participation is updated.

Old version Call for Participation (PDF) : August 20, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (PDF) : August 7, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (PDF) : July 10, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (PDF) : June 30, 2008

Old version Call for Participation (TEXT) : August 20, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (TEXT) : August 7, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (TEXT) : August 4, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (TEXT) : July 10, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (TEXT) : June 30, 2008

Old version Call for Participation (TEXT, Japanese) : August 20, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (TEXT, Japanese) : August 7, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (TEXT, Japanese) : August 4, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (TEXT, Japanese) : July 10, 2008
Old version Call for Participation (TEXT, Japanese) : July 3, 2008

Download Poster

The poster of I3E 2008 is released.

Access

Information for access is here.

Eidan Hanzomon Line / Toei Mita Line / Toei Shinjuku Line "JIMBOCHO" Exit A8, A9
Eidan Tozai Line "TAKEBASHI" Exit 1b
3-5 minutes walk from the stations.
Subway Map Map

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Remarkable Places near The Conference Venue

Travel Guide

A travel guide to Tokyo is provided by Japan National Tourist Organization.

Akihabara

Akihabara is a town in the center of Tokyo. It is famous for shops and stores for electric appliances and Japanese pop culture products. It takes 15 minutes from the conference venue by subway.

Asakusa

Asakusa is a town in the center of Tokyo. It is famous for a big Buddhist temple "Sensoji (Asakusa Kannon Temple)". Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate) is the outer gate of the temple and a symbol of Asakusa. Various Japanese traditional souvenirs are sold in shops along a shopping street that leads from the outer gate to the temple. It takes 20 minutes from the conference venue by subway.

Fees

Details of fees are discribed on registration page.

© I3E 2008 Organizing Committee