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| Japan Neurosurgical Society |
The Japan Neurosurgical Society is aimed to contribute to the development of Science in Japan by promoting the advancement and dissemination of neurosurgery: publication of the theory and application of neurosurgery, the exchange of knowledge, and mutual cooperation not only among members but also with related academic societies in Japan and abroad. |
| Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine | Department of Neurosurgery at Nagoya University Hospital has a long history-over 90 years. We have devoted ourselves to advancement of neurosurgery and are leading this area in Japan as well as in the world. Our aim is to develop innovative neurosurgical treatments for our patients, clinical and basic researches based on neuroscience. We have highly-professional staff in various areas and the latest medical devices. |
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| Nippon Travel Agency Co., Ltd. West Japan MICE Sales Division (Official Travel Agent) |
We, Nippon Travel Agency (NTA) West Japan MICE Sales Division, welcome all the participants to "The 30th Annual Meeting of the Japan Society of Brain Tumor Pathology (JSBTP)" and "The 4th International Symposium of Brain Tumor Pathology (ISBTP)" from Thursday, May 24 to Saturday, May 26, 2012 at Nagoya Congress Center. We are the official travel agent for this meeting. We hope your visit to Japan will be meaningful and enjoyable. |
| Nagoya Congress Center | The Nagoya Congress Center, which design motif is a swan poised for flight, consists of four buildings, 1 through 4. This convention complex houses Century Hall, boasting a seating capacity of 3,000; Event Hall, a huge multipurpose space featuring a 22-meter high ceiling; International Conference Room capable of hosting summit-class conferences; Shirotori Hall for receptions and parties; 22 conference rooms of various sizes, fully provided with state-of-the-art equipment. |
| Nagoya Information Navi | Nagoya is located at the center of Honshu (the main island of Japan) with a population of 2.24 million. Thanks to the rich water resources of the Kisogawa, Nagaragawa and Ibigawa Rivers, the fertile land which enjoy the blessings of the rivers, and other advantages including good transportation links, its people have lived affluent lives since early days. |