ADVANCE PROGRAM

M C ’05

11th MICROOPTICSCONFERENCE
http://www.din.or.jp/~microopt/moc05/
Sponsored by

The Japan Society of Applied Physics

In cooperation with
• Optical Society of America• IEEE/Lasers and Electro-Optics Society• IEICE/Electronics Society• The Chemical Society of Japan• The Society of Polymer Science, Japan• The Laser Society of Japan• Optoelectronic Industry and Technology
Development Association• Japan Optoelectro-Mechanics Association• Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)Oct. 30(Sun.) – Nov. 2(Wed.), 2005
SABO KAIKAN, Tokyo, Japan

MOC ’05 Agenda At-A-Glance
October 30 (Sun.)

October 31 (Mon.)

8:30

8:30

9:00

9:00

30

30

10:00

10:00

30

30

11:00

11:00

30

30

12:00

12:00

30

30

13:00

13:00

30

30

14:00

14:00

30

30

15:00

15:00

30

Tutorial Workshop

30

16:00

16:00

30

30

17:00

17:00

30

30

18:00

18:00

30

30

Opening Remarks

A. Plenary

Break

B. 2D
Components

Lunch

C. WaveguideDevicesBreak
D. High Index
Contrast
Waveguide
Devices
Break

19:00

Get Together

Refreshment

19:00

30

30

20:00

20:00
Registration hours

E. Special Session-1

E. Special Session-2

Exhibition hours

MOC ’05 Agenda At-A-Glance
November 1 (Tue.)

November 2 (Wed.)

8:30

8:30

9:00

9:00

30
10:00

F. Optical
Memory

30
11:00
30
12:00

Break

G. Optical
Sensing

30

30
Lunch

13:00

14:00

14:00
H. PosterSession

30

15:00

15:00

30

30
Break

30
17:00

J. Nano-structures

30

N. Display andLight Sources

Break

PD. Post
Deadline Papers
Closing Remarks
17:00 Move to Matsuya Salon
30

Refreshment

30
19:00

16:00

Lunch

30

30
18:00

M. VCSEL

12:00

30

16:00

Break

11:00

30

30

L. Bio-optics andSensing

10:00
30

30
13:00

30

18:00

Award Ceremony&
Micro Concert

30
K. Optical Signal
Processing and
Fibers

20:00

19:00

Conference Party

30
20:00

Registration hours

Exhibition hours

Technical Program
The 11th MICROOPTICS CONFERENCE (MOC '05) will beheld at Sabo Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan on October 30- November 2,
2005. This conference is organized and sponsored by the Japan
Society of Applied Physics in cooperation with several academic
societies and associations. The MOC '05 is intended to provide
a central forum for an update and review of scientific andtechnical information covering a wide range of microoptics fieldfrom fundamental researches to systems and applications.
The latest information will be available on the following web site:
http://www.din.or.jp/~microopt/moc05/

Tutorial Workshop
The tutorial workshop will be held in the afternoon on
October 30, co-sponsored by JST. Some related topical fields ofmicrooptics are selected.
"Introduction"
H. Nakajima, Waseda University & JST"VCSEL microoptics" K. Iga, JSPS
"Photonic sensing"
K. Hotate, University of Tokyo"Polymer photonics" Y. Koike, Keio University"Photonic crystals"
T. Baba, Yokohama National University"Impressive summary" K. Goto, Tokai University

Get Together
Get Together will be held in the evening on October 30. All
attendees of MOC’05 are cordially invited.

Plenary Session
The following papers are invited as the plenary talks.
"Photonic integration - From ARROW and microring toward
VLSI photonics -"Y. Kokubun, Yokohama National University"Erbium-doped optical fibre amplifier - Functional fibres
and impacts -"D. N. Payne, Southampton University"Binary micro optics and beyond"
W. B. Veldkamp, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Special Session
The special session entitled as "Silicon Photonics" isplanned on Monday, October 31, 2005, which is co-sponsoredby IEEE/LEOS Japan Chapter and JST. The followings areinvited talks for special session.
"Light generation in silicon"
B. Jalali, UCLA
"Silicon-on-Insulator based high index contrast waveguidedevices: research in Europe"
R. Baets, Gent University -IMEC"Optical resonance in photonic crystals: Fano interference
and stopping light"
S. Fan, Stanford University

Technical Program"Stimulated light emission from silicon nanostructured PN
junctions using current injection"
C. S. Tsai, UC Irvine"Trends in micro and nanophotonics"
G. T. Reed, Surrey University"Silicon photonics: Opportunities, challenges and recent
advances"
M. Paniccia, Intel Corporation

Oral Presentation
The presentation time (including discussion) will be 30 min.
for invited papers, 15 min. for regular papers and 10 min. forpost deadline papers. The invited speakers for special session
will have 20 min. talks. All speakers are requested to present the
paper with a data (LCD) projector and to contact the session
chairs prior to the starting time of the session.

Poster Session
In the conference, poster session will be held in theafternoon of November 1. For the convenience of theparticipants, this session will be divided into two parts. The firsthalf is for authors with the paper of odd-number (H1, H3, …) andthe second half is for authors with the paper of even-number (H2,
H4, …). Authors should stay by turns in the vicinity of the bulletinboard for discussion. Each author is requested to display
materials on a 180 cm wide and 180 cm high bulletin board.

Post Deadline Papers
A limited number of post deadline papers will be accepted
for the post deadline oral session or the poster session. Latest
significant results obtained after the regular deadline are mostwelcome. Post deadline papers must be submitted electronicallyto:
S. Yamashita
Program Co-chair, MOC’05
University of Tokyo
E-mail: syama@ee.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
The deadline for submission is October 11, 2005. Detailed
instructions on how to prepare a paper are available as the
template from the web site:
http://www.din.or.jp/~microopt/moc05/

Award Ceremony and Micro Concert
Award Ceremony and Micro Concert will be held on the last
day after the technical program. Micro Concert will be performedby Machida Philharmony Baroque organized by Prof. K. Iga. The
ceremony and the concert will be held at Matsuya Salon which
locates near SABO KAIKAN.

Technical Program
Conference Party
Conference Party will be held after Micro Concert at thesame place. All attendees of MOC’05 are cordially invited.

Technical Exhibition
Table-top technical exhibition will be planned at Tone
Gallery. Take this opportunity to see the latest products andtechnologies in relation to Micro Optics. Exhibition hours are
9:00 to 17:00 on October 31 to November 2. For information
about exhibiting at this conference, please contact:
H. Fuji
Sharp Corp.
2613-1 Ichinomoto-cho, Tenri 632-8567, Japan
Tel: +81-743-65-0617, Fax: +81-743-65-0597
E-mail: fuji.hiroshi@sharp.co.jp

Official Language
The official language of MOC ’05 is English.

Special Issue "Microoptics"
A special issue on microoptics of the Japanese Journal ofApplied Physics (JJAP) is scheduled for publication in August,2006. Not only authors of papers for MOC '05 but also people
having activities related to microoptics are strongly encouraged
to submit original papers to the special issue. The deadline forsubmission is January 16, 2006. If you want any further
information, please contact:
T. Mizumoto
Editor/Secretariat, MOC Special Issue
Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Eng.,Tokyo Institute of Technology
2-12-1 Ookayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-8852, Japan
Tel/Fax: +81-3-5734-2578
E-mail: tmizumot@pe.titech.ac.jp

Technical Sessions
Monday, October 31
Yodoshinano Hall
9:00-9:20
Opening Remarks
Conference Co-chairs of MOC '05:
T. Mizumoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Y. Handa, Canon Inc.
9:20-10:50
Chairs:Session A: Plenary
T. Mizumoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Y. Handa, Canon Inc.

A1
9:20

Photonic integration - From ARROW and microring
toward VLSI photonics - (Plenary)
Y. Kokubun, Yokohama National University
A2
Erbium-doped optical fibre amplifier - Functional fibres
9:50 and impacts - (Plenary)
D. N. Payne, Southampton University
A3
Binary micro optics and beyond (Plenary)
10:20 W. B. Veldkamp, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Break (10:50-11:15)
11:15-12:30
Chairs:Session B: 2D Components
W. B. Veldkamp, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
S. Ura, Kyoto Institute of Technology

B1
Integrated microoptical technologies for the optical data
11:15 storage (Invited)
Y. Park, Yonsei University
B2
Microlens fabrication by nanoimprint lithography
11:45 F. Nikolajeff and A. Lundvall, The Ǻngström Laboratory,
Uppsala University
B3
Fabrication of blazed area-coded effective medium
12:00 structures (BLACES)
H. Elfström1, B. H. Kleemann2, J. Ruoff2, T. Vallius1, and
R. Arnold3, 1University of Joensuu, Department of Physics,
2
Corporate Research and Technology, Carl Zeiss AG,
3
Lithography Optics Division, Carl Zeiss SMT AG
B4Array of hollow beams obtained with doughnut shaped
12:15 microlenses
G. Boer1, F. Merenda1, and T. Scharf2, 1Ecole PolytechniqueFédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Institute of Applied Optics(IOA) , 2University of Neuchâtel, Institute of Microtechniques(IMT)

Lunch (12:30-13:50)
13:50-15:05
Chairs:Session C: Waveguide Devices
R. Baets, Gent University -IMEC
T. Suhara, Osaka University

C1
Effect of apodization on high rejection fiber Bragg
13:50 gratings
A. Sakamoto, K. Horimoto, and S. Okude, Optics andElectronics Laboratory, Fujikura Ltd.
C2
Silica-based PLC-type polarization beam splitter with
14:05 >30dB high extinction ratio over 75nm band width
N. Matsubara, H. Kawashima, and K. Nara, Fitel Photonics
Laboratory, The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.

Technical Sessions
Monday, October 31
C3
2.5%-Δ
athermalarrayed-waveguidegrating
14:20 multi/demultiplexer with low trench diffraction loss
K. Maru1,2,3, Y. Abe1, H. Ishikawa1,2, M. Ito1,2, S. Himi1,
H. Uetsuka1,2, and T. Mizumoto3, 1Advanced Technology
Laboratories, Hitachi Cable, Ltd., 2Optoelectronic Industry
and Technology Development Association, 3Graduate
School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology
C4Er3+-Yb3+ codoped polymeric waveguide amplifiers
14:35 fabricated using UV direct printing
E. Y. B. Pun, W. H. Wong, and K. S. Chan, City University ofHong Kong
C5
Electro-optic single-sideband modulators with resonant
14:50 electrodes and polarization-reversed structures for
USB/LSB splitting operation
H. Murata, D. Nakata, K. Ono, and Y. Okamura, Graduate
School of Engineering Science, Osaka University

Break (15:05-15:25)
15:25-16:40
Chairs:Session D: High Index Contrast WaveguideDevicesG. T. Reed, Surrey University
H. Nishihara, The University of the Air

D1
Mach-Zehnder interferometer with Si wire waveguides
15:25 for ultracompact optical isolator
Y. Shoji1, H. Yokoi2, and T. Mizumoto1.3, 1Tokyo Institute of2
Technology,
Shibaura
InstituteofTechnology,
3
Optoelectronic Industry and Technology Development
Association
D2
Low-loss Si wire waveguides and their applications to
15:40 thermooptic switches
T. Tsuchizawa, K. Yamada, H. Fukuda, T. Watanabe,
S. Uchiyama, and S. Itabashi, NTT Microsystem Integration
Laboratories
D3
Vertically-coupled cascaded microdisk resonators in
15:55 silicon
P. Koonath, T. Indukuri, and B. Jalali, University of California,
Los Angeles
D4
Non-blocking wavelength switch using TO effect of
16:10 double series coupled dielectric microring resonator
Y. Goebuchi, T. Kato, and Y. Kokubun, Graduate School ofEngineering, Yokohama National University
D5
Filter response improvement of higher-order series
16:25 coupled microring resonators by selective UV trimming
S. Ueno, T. Naganawa, and Y. Kokubun, Graduate School ofEngineering, Yokohama National University

Break (16:40-17:00)
17:00-20:30
Chairs:Session E: Special Session"Silicon Photonics"
K. Wada, University of Tokyo
Y. Kokubun, Yokohama National University
T. Mizumoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Technical Sessions
Monday, October 31
17:00 Introduction
K. Wada, University of Tokyo
E1
Light generation in silicon (Invited)
17:05 B. Jalali, UCLA
E2
Silicon-on-Insulator based high index contrast
17:25 waveguide devices: research in Europe (Invited)
R. Baets, Gent University -IMEC
E3
Optical resonance in photonic crystals: Fano
17:45 interference and stopping light (Invited)
S. Fan, Stanford University
E4
Stimulated light emission from silicon nanostructured
18:05 PN junctions using current injection (Invited)
C. S. Tsai, UC Irvine

Refreshment (18:25-19:00)
E5
19:00
E6
19:20

Trends in micro and nanophotonics (Invited)
G. T. Reed, Surrey University
Silicon photonics: Opportunities, challenges and recent
advances (Invited)
M. Paniccia, Intel Corporation
19:40 Panel Discussion
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20:30

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Flower of Tokyo: Someiyoshino cherry blossom

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
Yodoshinano Hall
9:00-10:45
Chairs:Session F: Optical Memory
Y. Park, Yonsei University
K. Ueyanagi, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

F1
9:00
F2
9:30

Surface plasmons for optical disk head (Invited)
W. A. Challener, Seagate
Nano-fabrication trial report to the GaP optical head ofultrahigh density disk for evanescent light enhancement
by surface plasmon
K. Goto1, K. Ohkuma1, K. Suzuki1, K. Nakamatsu2, and
S. Matsui2, 1Tokai University, 2Japan and Hyogo University
F3
Fabrication of nanoprobe array integrated with VCSEL
9:45 and microlens
J.-K. Oh1, D.-S. Lim2, S.-M. Kim2, Y.-J. Kim1, and S. Kang2,
1
Center for Information Storage Device, Yonsei University,
2
School of Mechanical Engineering, Yonsei University
F4
Integration of microlenses on aperture array to increase
10:00 optical efficiency in optical ROM card system
S.-M. Kim1, H. Kim1, J. Lim1, J. Han1, S. Kang1, and
C. Busch2, 1School of Mechanical Engineering, Yonsei
University, 2Philips Research
F5
Ultra-compact optical pickup with an integrated optical
10:15 system
H. Nakata, T. Nagata, and H. Tomita, AV Core Technology
Department Center, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
F6
Energy-gap-induced super-resolution (EG-SR) ROM disc
10:30 with a zinc oxide film in a Blu-ray disc optical system
M. Yamamoto, G. Mori, H. Tajima, N. Takamori, K. Kojima,and A. Takahashi, Devices Technology ResearchLaboratories, Corporate R&D Group, SHARP Corporation

Break (10:45-11:15)
11:15-12:30
Chairs:Session G: Optical Sensing
M. J. Schnitzer, Stanford University
K. Hotate, University of Tokyo

G1
Amplified fiberoptic networks for sensor multiplexing
11:15 (Invited)
M. López-Amo, Public University of Navarra
G2High-speed
high-reflectance-resolution
optical
11:45 reflectometry by synthesis of optical coherence function
Z. He1, T. Tomizawa1, M. Kashiwagi2, and K. Hotate1, 1Schoolof Engineering, University of Tokyo, 2Graduate School of
Frontier Sciences, University of Tokyo
G3
Polarization-insensitive measurement by fiber optic
12:00 interferometer with Faraday rotator elements
D. Moteki, C. Samuel, T. Shioda, Y. Tanaka, andT. Kurokawa, Graduate School of Technology, Tokyo
University of Agriculture and Technology
G4
Noise characterization of CMOS two-colour APS
12:15 S. Feruglio, P. Garda, and G. Vasilescu, LISIF, University
Pierre & Marie Curie

Lunch (12:30-13:30)

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
Kiso Hall
13:30-16:00
Chairs:Session H: Poster Session
T. Watanabe, Fujikura Ltd.
K. Shimizu, Japan Women’s University(13:30-14:45) Odd numbers: 1st half
(14:45-16:00) Even numbers: 2nd half
H1

H2

H3

H4

H5

H6

H7

H8

H9

H10

Feasibility of GaN intersubband optical switches in aphotonic wire resonator for 160-Gb/s applications
N. Suzuki, Corporate R&D Center, Toshiba Corp.
Combined simulation of active and passive microopticalcomponents
O. Stuebbe1, T. Bierhoff2, M. Jarczynski3, J. Jahns3, G.
Mrozynski4, J. Schrage2, and A. Wallrabenstein4, 1Universityof Paderborn C-LAB, 2Siemens C-LAB, 3University of Hagen,4
University of Paderborn
Design of high-efficiency broadband diffractive
elements
H. Lajunen, A. Lehmuskero, J. Tervo, and J. Turunen,
Department of Physics, University of Joensuu
RIE lag eliminated by an ICP system with SF6/O2/CHF3
H.-H. Chen, Opto-Electronics & Systems Laboratories,
Industrial Technology Research InstituteFabricationofpolymerwaveguideusing
anelectroplating mold process
W.-C. Chuang1, P.-J. Chou1, C.-T. Ho2, and R. F. Shyu3,
1
Department of Electro-Optics Engineering, National Huwei
Formosa University, 2Department of Mechanical Design
Engineering, 3Department of Mechanical Manufacturing
Engineering
Wafer direct bonding by plasma treatment for waveguideisolator
H. Saito1, K. Sakurai1, and T. Mizumoto1,2, 1Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 2OITDA
Fabrication of novel polymer waveguides consisting ofalicyclic methacrylate copolymers by deep UV exposure
Y. Ichihashi, P. Henzi, M. Bruendel, D. G. Rabus, and
J. Mohr, Institute for Microstructure Technology,
Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH
Multistep cascaded third harmonic generation inperiodically poled directional couplers
K. Koynov1, S. M. Saltiel1, and Y. S. Kivshar2, 1University of
Sofia, 2Australian National University
A high-NA lensed fiber employing a high-index layer
N. Kawasaki1,2, K. Watanabe1, M. Umetsu1, H. Yoda1, T.
Masujima2, S. Shikano2, and K. Shiraishi1, 1Utsunomiya
University, 2MORITEX Corporation
TE-cut polarizer based on silicon wire waveguide
M. Taya1, Y. Shoji1, and T. Mizumoto1,2, 1Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 2OITDA

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
H11

H12

H13

H14

H15

H16

H17

H18

H19

H20

H21

Optimization of Y-branches by wavefront matching
method and their application to 1×16 splitters
Y. Sakamaki, T. Saida, Y. Hida, T. Hashimoto, M. Tamura,and H. Takahashi, NTT Photonics Laboratories, NTT
Corporation
A silicon-based spot-size converter using an up-taper
waveguide connected with a GRIN slab chip
H. Ikedo1, H. Yoda1, K. Shiraishi1, and C. S. Tsai2,3,
1
Graduate School of Engineering, Utsunomiya University,
2
University of California, Irvine, 3National Taiwan University
Self-alignment effect on self-written waveguides
between single-mode optical devices
F. Huang and Y. Eriyama, Tsukuba Research Laboratories,
JSR Corporation
Optical add drop multiplexers using fiber Bragg grating
couplers
S. Hagiwara1, H. Miyakawa1, J. Usui1, N. Nakamura2, and S.
Kawai1, 1University of Industrial Technology, 2TOTO Ltd.
Fabrication of rugate optical filter with multi-step
spectrum
H. Yoda, D. Tanaka, and K. Shiraishi, Graduate School ofEngineering, Utsunomiya University
Negative feedback optical amplifier based on cross-gain
modulation in semiconductor optical amplifiers
Y. Maeda, Toyota Technological InstituteApplication of photoconductive layer for improvementof domain-inverted grating formation in MgO:LiNbO3 byapplying voltage under ultraviolet light
M. Fujimura, S. Yoshimoto, and T. Suhara, Graduate Schoolof Engineering, Osaka University
Characteristics of all-optical ultra-fast retiming switches
using cascaded second-order nonlinear effect inperiodically poled lithium niobate devices
T. Kawashima, Y. Fukuchi, and M. Akaike, Faculty ofEngineering, Tokyo University of Science
Integration of different-period waveguide DBRs byinterference exposure using cylindrical mirror
T. Asada1, S. Yamaguchi1, K. Nishio1, A. Horii1, S. Ura1, andK. Kintaka2, 1Kyoto Institute of Technology, 2Photonics
Research Institute, National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology
Message encoding and decoding using chaotic laser
diode transmitter/receiver array with optical feedback
S. Ebisawa and S. Komatsu, Waseda University
Infrared rejection by free-standing inductive grid filter
J. Laukkanen1, K. Jefimovs2, T. Vallius3, T. Pilvi4, M. Ritala4,
T. Meilahti5, M. Kaipiainen5, and J. Turunen3, 1InFotonics
Center, University of Joensuu, 2Laboratory for Micro- andNanotechnology, Paul Scherrer Institut, 3Department of
Physics, University of Joensuu, 4Department of Chemistry,
University of Helsinki, 5Oxford Instruments Analytical Ltd.

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
H22

H23

H24

H25

H26

H27

H28

H29

H30

H31

Volumeholographic
filter
at
1.55
m
in
near-stoichiometric lithium niobate
Y. Liu1, K. Kitamura1, S. Takekawa1, M. Nakamura1, and H.
Hatano2, 1National Institute for Materials Science, 2Corporate
Research and Development Laboratories, Pioneer
The optimal recording geometry for shift-multiplexed
holographic memory in a LiNbO3 disk
X.-H. Lee1, W.-C. Su2, and W.-C. Shih1, 1Graduate PrograminElectro-OpticalEngineering,
TatungUniversity,2
Department of Physics, National Changhua University of
Education
Numerical analysis of photoinduced surface relief
formed on azobenzene polymer film by optical near-field
exposure
D. Barada1,3, T. Fukuda2,3, M. Itoh1, and T. Yatagai1,2,
1
Institute of Applied Physics, University of Tsukuba, 2Special
Research Project on Nanoscience, University of Tsukuba,
3
Photonics Research Institute, National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Spectral properties of edge emitting laser with extremely
short external cavity
M. Arizaleta1,2, J. Hernandez2, A. Tabaka2, H. Thienpont2,
M. López-Amo1, and K. Panajotov2, 1Department of Electricaland Electronic Engineering, Universidad Pública de Navarra,
2
Department of Applied Physics and Photonics, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel
Integrated optical unit employing a two-wavelength laser
diode for a DVD/CD optical pickup
O. Miyazaki, T. Ueyama, Y. Watanabe, H. Iwasaki, Y. Nakata,and Y. Kurata, Precision Technology Development Center,
Sharp Corporation
Diffractive white light diffuser with subwavelength
structure
H. Tsukamoto and M. Nishiyama, Nikon Corp.
Switching characteristics in a waveguide Mach-Zehnderinterferometer with a ferro-electric liquid crystal
cladding
K. Nakatsuhara, R. Hoshi, and T. Nakagami, Kanagawa
Institute of Technology
Assembly of microoptics with clipping structures inhybrid polymers
S. Obi1, A. Stuck1, M. Schnieper1, S. Droz1, R. Stanley1, A.
Kuoni2, and N. D. Rooij2, 1CSEM Centre Suissed’Electronique et de Microtechnique SA, 2IMT Institute ofMicrotechnology, University of Neuchâtel
Feedback coupling module of optical transceiver using
projecting core fiber
T. Fujita, M. Iima, M. Fushimi, S. Tsukamoto, Y. Obara, M.
Kakimoto, K. Asai, A. Ichikawa, S. Arai, and A. Arimoto,
PENTAX Corporation
BPM analysis of a surface plasmon resonancewaveguide sensor
J. Shibayama, T. Takeuchi, T. Yamazaki, J. Yamauchi, and
H. Nakano, Faculty of Engineering, Hosei University

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
H32

H33

H34

H35

H36

H37

H38

H39

H40

H41

H42

Phase retrieval from quantized Fourier intensity using amodified multispectra method
S. Yang, H. Ikeda, and H. Takajo, Faculty of Engineering,
Kyushu Institute of Technology
Oversamplimg method for phase retrieval fromquantized Fourier intensity
M. Itoh, S. Yang, and H. Takajo, Faculty of Engineering,
Kyushu Institute of Technology
Optical surface refractive index sensor using Si
waveguide
Y. Naoi, H. Okayama, and H. Nakajima, School of Scienceand Engineering, Waseda University
Analysis of one dimensional photonic crystals with two
defects for optical filter and sensor applications
H. Mayditia1, H. Hardhienata1, H. Alatas1,2, A. A. Iskandar2,
and M. O. Tjia2, 1Theoretical and Computational Physics
Laboratory, Department of Physics, Bogor Agricultural
University, 2Photonics Group, Department of Physics,
Institute Technology of Bandung
Band structure design of a finite 1D optical grating
A. A. Iskandar1, W. Yonan1, M. O. Tjia1, I. van de Voorde2,and E. van Groesen2, 1Department of Physics, Institut
Teknologi Bandung, 2Department of Applied Mathematics,
University of Twente
An intrinsic FFPI embedded silicon acceleration sensor
using micromachining technology
H.-C. Kwon1, S.-W. Jang1, D.-E. Kim1, and S.-W. Kang2,
1
Department of Electronic Engineering, Kyungpook National
University, 2 School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering,
Kyungpook National University
A 1.20 to 1.60m wavelength sensor using a structure of
optical directional coupler
K. Sae-tang and S. Somkuarnpanit, Faculty of Engineering,
KMITL
Sensitivity improvement of AWG spectroscopic sensor
using parabola-shaped sample injection waveguide
Y. Komai1, H. Nagano1, K. Okamoto2, and K. Kodate1,
1
Japan Women’s University, 2Okamoto Laboratory
High time resolution distributed fiber-optic sensor
based on optical pulse correlation measurement
H. Song, T. Suzuki, M. Sako, and K. Nonaka, Department ofElectronic and Photonic Systems Engineering, Kochi
University of Technology
Investigation of transmission property of opticalresonator for effective frequency comb generation
T. Sugimoto1, M. Yamamoto1, T. Yamamoto1, T. Shioda1,
Y. Tanaka1, S. Mori2, K. Higuma2, and T. Kurokawa1,
1
Graduate School of Technology, Tokyo University ofAgriculture and Technology, 2New Technology ResearchLaboratories, Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., Ltd.
The maximum FSR and minimum HPBW prediction forthe silicon based ring and racetrack microresonators
S. Khuntaweetep and S. Somkuarnpanit, Faculty ofEngineering, KMITLTechnical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
H43

H44

H45

H46

H47

H48

H49

H50

H51

H52

Examination of tilt influence on readout signal quality
from optical discs with different track pitch
J.-T. Huang and F.-H. Lo, Opto-Electronics & Systems
Laboratories, Industrial Technology Research InstituteUltra fast face recognition optical parallel correlator forlarge scale database (several tens of thousands andover) -Discussion and prospect for general-purpose
machineE. Watanabe, M. Ohta, M. Ishikawa, and K. Kodate, Japan
Women’s University
Design and realization of a confocal micro opticaldistance sensor
P. Lücke1, A. Last1, J. Mohr1, A. K. Ruprecht2, C. Pruss2, H. J.
Tiziani2, W. Osten2, P. Lehmann3, and S. Schönfelder4,1Institut für Mikrostrukturtechnik (Forschungszentrum
Karlsruhe), 2Institut für Technische Optik / Universität
Stuttgart, 3Mahr GmbH, 4Boehringer Ingelheim microParts
GmbH
Metameric mixed colors produced by diffractive optics
N. Tossavainen1, T. Vallius2, and M. Kuittinen2, 1InFotonics
Center, University of Joensuu, 2Department of Physics,
University of Joensuu
White LED light incoupling using different refractive
index radial gratings
S. Siitonen1, P. Laakkonen1, P. Vahimaa1, N. Tossavainen2,
and M. Kuittinen1, 1Department of Physics, University of
Joensuu, 2InFotonics Center, Department of Physics,
University of Joensuu
Boosting light transmission through interfaces using
subwavelength Moth-eye structuring: nonstandard
FDTD simulations
S. Banerjee1, T. Yatagai1, and J. B. Cole2, 1Institute ofApplied Physics, University of Tsukuba, 2Department of
System and Information Engineering, University of Tsukuba
Optimal design for fabricating Dammann color
separation grating (DCSG) using rigorous coupled wave
analysis (RCWA)
M. Nagayoshi1, K. Oka2, Y. Komai1, W. Klaus3, andK. Kodate1, 1Japan Women’s University, 2Production
Engineering Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd., 3National
Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Molecular beam epitaxy of wurtzite GaN and β-Ga2O3 ontransparent and conductive β-Ga2O3 substrates
E. G. Villora1, K. Shimamura1, K. Aoki2, and K. Kitamura1,
1
National Institute for Materials Science, 2Koha Co., Ltd.
Enhanced transmission of subwavelength slit on
tapered metallic structure
J.-Y. Chang, C.-M. Wang, H.-I Huang, and C.-C. Chao,
Institute of Optical Sciences, National Central University
Plasmonic band gap engineering for lasing applications
J. Simonen1,2, T. Okamoto1, F. H’Dhili1, and S. Kawata1,3,
1
RIKEN, Nanophotonics Laboratory, 2Department of Physics,
University of Joensuu, 3Department of Applied Physics,
Osaka University

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
H53

H54

H55

H56

H57

H58

H59

H60

H61

H62

H63

Rigorous Fourier modal analysis on slab structures withfinite thickness andone-dimensional
arbitrary
permittivity and permeability profiles
H. Kim and B. Lee, School of Electrical Engineering, Seoul
National University
Extended formulation of rigorous coupled wave analysis
for two-dimensional binary grating structures with
arbitrary transverse profiles of permittivity andpermeability
H. Kim, I.-m. Lee, and B. Lee, School of ElectricalEngineering, Seoul National University
Nanodomain engineering of LiNbO3 and LiTaO3 byfocused ion beam
X. Ll1, K. Terabe1, H. Hatano1,2, and K. Kitamura1, 1National
Institute for Materials Science, 2Laboratory I Advanced
Devices Department, R&D group, Pioneer Corporation
Fabrication and optical evaluation of a microspherecoated with J-aggregates
K. Yamaguchi, M. Haraguchi, T. Okamoto, and M. Fukui,
University of Tokushima
Rare-earth-doped
organic/inorganic
opticalnanocomposite: luminescence property control
H. Mataki and T. Fukui, KRI, Inc.
Nanoscale domain and surface engineering inferroelectric LiNbO3 crystals
X. Liu, K. Terabe, and K. Kitamura, National Institute forMaterials Science
Waveplates with photonic crystal technology for opticaldisk pick up units
A. Yamaguchi1, Y. Suzuki2, H. Terasaki2, and S. Ichiura2,
1
SANYO MAVIC media Co., Ltd., 2Frontier Devices
Research Center, SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.
Silicon-based subwavelength guided-mode resonancefilterJ.-Y. Chang, C.-L. Hsu, Y.-H. Chou, and C.-M. Wang,
Institute of Optical Sciences, National Central University
Quasi-phase matched TypeⅡparametric down converterwith an adhered ridge waveguide
M. Motoya1,2, S. Kurimura1,3, Y. Kato3, Y. Usui3, H. Nakajima3,
and S. Inoue2, 1National Institute for Materials Science,2
Nihon University, 3Waseda University
Simulation and observation of resonance modes in a Si
micro-cubic cavity couples with a Ge:SiO2 waveguide
K. Okada1, H. Kasa1, K. Kintaka2, and K. Hirao3, 1New Glass
Forum, 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology, 3Kyoto University
Cascaded high-efficiency InGaAs QW DBR lasers forgeneration of quantum-correlated twin beams
S. Nozu, T. Ishida, M. Uemukai, and T. Suhara, Graduate
School of Engineering, Osaka University

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
H64

H65

Light fields generated by microlenses with amplitude
stops,
T. Scharf1, P. Ruffieux1, W. Noell1, R. Völkel2, and
C. Rockstuhl3, 1Institute of Microtechnology, University of
Neuchâtel, 2SUSS MicroOptics, 3Friedrich Schiller University
Jena, Institute for Solid State Theory and Optics
One-dimensional composite meta-material structures
formed by mixing positive and negative refractive index
media
I.-m. Lee, H. Kim. S. Kim, and B. Lee, School of Engineering,Seoul National University

Break (16:00-16:10)

Yodoshinano Hall
16:10-17:55
Chairs:Session J: Nano-structures
W. A. Challener, Seagate
S. Tsuji, Hitachi Ltd.

J1
Diamond based photonic crystal microcavities
16:10 S. Tomljenovic-Hanic1, M. J. Steel1,2, C. Martijn de Sterke1,
and J. Salzman3, 1ARC Centre of Excellence for
Ultrahigh-bandwidth Devices for Optical Systems (CUDOS),and School of Physics, University of Sydney, 2RSoft DesignGroup, Inc., 3Department of Electrical Engineering, Technion,
Israel University of Technology
J2
Reducing propagation loss of photonic crystal
16:25 waveguide by sedimentation of three-dimensional
microspheres
Y.-L. Tsai, C.-C. Chen, J.-Y. Chang, and C.-L. Hsu, Instituteof Optical Sciences, National Central University
J3
High-order mode waveguide of one-dimensional
16:40 photonic crystals
S. Kittaka1, T. Nakazawa1, K. Tsunetomo1, and J. Nishii2,
1
Technical Research Laboratory, Nippon Sheet Glass Co.,
Ltd., 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology
J4
Self assembly quantum dots in semiconductors for
16:55 telecom application in the 1500 nm region (Invited)
R. Noetzel, Eindhoven University of Technology
J5
Quantum dot optoelectronic devices (Invited)
17:25 Q. Gao, Australian National University

Refreshment (17:55-18:25)
18:25-20:10
Chairs:Session K: Optical Signal Processing and Fibers
B. Lee, Seoul National University
M. Nishimura, Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.

K1
High capacity transmission via multimode optical fibers
18:25 (Invited)
R. Penty, Cambridge University
K2
High bandwidth W-shaped POF
18:55 K. Takahashi, T. Ishigure, and Y. Koike, Graduate School of
Science and Technology, Keio University

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, November 1
K3
High-speed wavelength switching of wavelength groups
19:10 using multiple sideband generation
E. Yamada, H. Sanjoh, M. Ishikawa, and Y. Yoshikuni, NTT
Photonics Laboratories, NTT Corporation
K4
Performance of two-bit of optical serial-to-parallel
19:25 converter using cascaded electroabsorption modulators
M. Ohkado, and H. Uenohara, Microsystem ResearchCenter, P&I Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of Technology
K5
Simultaneous 2R regeneration of two 10-Gbps Signals
19:40 using a single self-injection locked Fabry-Perot laser
diode
H. M. Nguyen1 and S. Yamashita2, 1Department of Frontier
Informatics, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences,
University of Tokyo, 2Department of Electronics Engineering,
School of Engineering, University of Tokyo
K6
Comparison of intensity-dependent index change below
19:55 the bandgap wavelength among bulk, quantum well andquantum wire incorporated GaInAsP waveguides
J.-K. Seo1, T. Ishii1, T. Mizumoto1,3, H. Yagi2,3, D.
Plumwongrot2, and S. Arai2,3, 1Department of Electrical andElectronic Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology,
2
Quantum Nanoelectronics Research Center, Tokyo Instituteof Technology, 3CREST, JST
20:10

***

Technical Sessions
Wednesday, November 2
Yodoshinano Hall
9:00-10:30
Chairs:Session L: Bio-optics and Sensing
M. López-Amo, Public University of Navarra
M. Haruna, Osaka University

L1
9:00
L2
9:30

Multi-photon micro-endoscopy (Invited)
M. J. Schnizer, Stanford University
Microsphere sorting using double well potential of
optical gradient force
Y. Hayashi, R. Fujimura, S. Ashihara, T. Shimura, andK. Kuroda, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo
L3
Microoptical artificial compound eyes – two different
9:45 concepts for compact imaging systems
J. Duparré1, P. Dannberg1, A. Bräuer1, R. Völkel2, and
T. Scharf3, 1Fraunhofer Institute Applied Optics and Precision
Engineering IOF, Department Microoptical Systems,
2
SUSS MicroOptics SA, 3Institute of Microtechnology,
Applied Optics Laboratory
L4
Modified point diffraction interferometer for corneal
10:00 topography
E. Acosta1, F. Granados2, and M. E. Percino2, 1Faculty ofPhysics, University of Santiago de Compostela, 2Instituto
Nacional de Astrofísica, Óptica y Electrónica
L5
Integration of surface-emitting red DBR laser and10:15 microfluidic structure for biomolecular sensing
M. Uemukai, H. Miyamoto, Y. Yamada, Y. D. Sharma, andT. Suhara, Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka
University

Break (10:30-11:00)
11:00-12:30
Chairs:Session M: VCSEL
R. Noetzel, Eindhoven University of Technology
F. Koyama, Tokyo Institute of Technology

M1High power extended vertical cavity surface emitting
11:00 laser and its application (Invited)
A. Mooradian, Novalux, Inc.
M2
Modelling of a high-speed polarization controller based
11:30 on injection-locked two-mode VCSEL
K. Hasebe, Y. Onishi, and F. Koyama, Microsystem
Research Center, Tokyo Institute of Technology
M3
Wavelength extension with cavity detuning in vertical
11:45 cavity surface emitting laser
K. Takeda, T. Miyamoto, T. Kondo, Y. Uchiyama,
A. Matsutani, T. Uchida, and F. Koyama, Microsystem
Research Center, P&I Laboratory, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology
M4
Micro/nano-optics in surface emitting lasers (Invited)
12:00 E. Johnson, CREOL, University of Central Florida

Lunch (12:30-13:50)
13:50-15:50
Chairs:Session N: Display and Light Sources
A. Mooradian, Novalux Inc.
N. Nishida, University of Tokushima

Technical Sessions
Wednesday, November 2
N1
Ultra-miniature projector: a high-resolution, battery
13:50 powered laser display (Invited)
M. Stern, Symbol Technologies, Inc.
N2
Compensation for the photoelastic birefringence of
14:20 optical polymer by doping with anisotropic molecule
H. Ohkita1, K. Ishibashi2, R. Tanaka2, A. Tagaya1,2, andY. Koike1,2, 1ERATO Koike Photonics Polymer Project, Japan
Science and Technology Agency, 2Faculty of Science andTechnology, Keio University
N3
High beam quality continuous wave 3W green
14:35 generation in a bulk periodically poled MgO:LiNbO3
H. Furuya, A. Morikawa, K. Mizuuchi, and K. Yamamoto, AV
Core Technology Development Center, Matsushita ElectricIndustrial Co., Ltd.
N4
Nonlinear optical device based on crystal quartz
14:50 S. Kurimura1, T. Yamada1,2, and K. Hayashi2, 1National
Institute for Materials Science, 2Nidek Co., Ltd.
N5
Improvementofluminous
efficacyof
15:05 phosphor-converted white LED lamps
N. Kimura1, N. Hirosaki2, K. Sakuma1, S. Hirafune1,
K. Asano1, and D. Tanaka1, 1Optics and Electronics
Laboratory, Fujikura Ltd., 2Advanved Materials Laboratory,
National Institute for Materials Science
N6
Diffractive optical elements and subwavelength gratings
15:20 for display and optical switching (Invited)
B. Lee, Seoul National University

Break (15:50-16:10)
16:10-16:40
Chairs:Session PD: Post Deadline Papers
Q. Gao, Australian National University
A. Arimoto, PENTAX Corp.

16:40-16:50 Closing Remarks
Program Co-chairs:
S. Yamashita, University of TokyoK. Yamamoto, Matsushita Elect. Ind. Co., Ltd.

Break (16:50-17:10)

Matsuya Salon
17:10-18:30

Award Ceremony and Micro Concert

18:30-20:00

Conference Party

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Post Deadline Papers: October 11, 2005
Hotel Accommodations: October 1, 2005

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C
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Kai-unBuild.

MatsuyaSalon

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New
Otani
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H
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Toshi
CenterHotel
H

Uchibori –dNagata-cho Sta.
(Yuraku-cho Line,
Namboku Line,
Hanzomon Line)

SupremeCourt

Aoyama-dori Ave.
Akasaka
H Excel Hotel
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Akasaka-mitsuke Sta.
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MOC’05 Committee Members
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Conference Co-chairs
T.
Mizumoto(Tokyo Inst. Tech.)Y.
Handa(Canon Inc.)
Members
N. Arai
A. Arimoto
Y.
Fujii
T.
Fukunaga
H. Furuta
K. Hamanaka
H. HatanoN. HoriH. Hosokawa
K. Hotate
A. Ibaraki
K. Imoto
I.
Ishibai
K. Ishida
S. Ishihara
Y.
IwasakiM. Kawachi
K. KodateY.
Koike
S. Komatsu
S. Kubota
Y.
NakataN. Nishida
H. Nishihara
M. Nishimura
K. Nishizawa
Y.
Okino
Y.
Ono
H. Sasaki
H. SatoM. Setani
T.
ShimuraK. TadaY.
Tamagawa
H. Toratani
S. Tsuji
H. Uetsuka
K. Ueyanagi
S. UraA. Watabe
M. WatanabeT.
WatanabeI.
Yamaguchi
K. Yamamoto
T.
Yatagai(Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.)(PENTAX Corp.)(Nihon Univ.)(Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.)(Fukuoka Univ.)(Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.)(Pioneer Corp.)(TOPCON Corp.)(OMRON Corp.)(Univ. Tokyo)(SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.)(New Glass Forum)(Matsushima High Precision Co., Ltd.)(Chitose Inst. Sci. Tech.)(OITDA)(Nikon Corp.)(NTT Corp.)(Japan Women’s Univ.)(Keio Univ.)(Waseda Univ.)(Sony Corp.)(Sharp Corp.)(Univ. Tokushima)(The Univ. of the Air)
(Sumitomo Electric Ind., Ltd.)(Polytechnic Univ.)(Kansai Univ.)(Ritsumeikan Univ.)(Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.)(Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.)(Canon Inc.)(Univ. Tokyo)(Kanazawa Inst. Tech.)(Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)(HOYA Corp.)(Hitachi Ltd.)(Hitachi Cable Ltd.)(Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.)(Kyoto Inst. Tech.)(NTT AFTY Co.)(AIST)(Fujikura Ltd.)(Gunma Univ.)(Olympus Corp.)(Tsukuba Univ.)

Committee Members
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Co-chairs
S.
YamashitaK.
Yamamoto(Univ. Tokyo)(Matsushita Elect. Ind. Co., Ltd.)

Domestic Members*
H.
Fuji(Sharp Corp.)
M.
Fujimaki(Fujikura Ltd.)M.
Fushimi(PENTAX Corp.)
K.
Goto(Tokai Univ.)Y.
Handa(Canon Inc.)G.
Hatakoshi(Toshiba Corp.)A.
Hongo(Hitachi Cable Ltd.)K.
Iga(JSPS)
T.
Ishigure(Keio Univ.)
R.
Katayama(NEC Corp.)
S.
Kawai(Polytechnic Univ.)
S.
Kittaka(Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.)H.
Kohda(Sumitomo Electric Ind., Ltd.)Y.
Kokubun(Yokohama National Univ.)
K.
Kuroda(Univ. Tokyo)T.
Miyamoto(Tokyo Inst. Tech.)T.
Mizumoto(Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
N.
Mori(Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.)H.
Nakajima(Waseda Univ.)
S.
Nakatsuka(Hitachi Ltd.)Y.
Ogura(Laserfront Technologies, Inc.)
S.
Ozawa(The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.)T.
Shibuya(Tokai Univ.)
K.
Shimizu(Japan Women’s Univ.)H.
Shoji(Eudyna Devices, Inc.)T.
Suhara(Osaka Univ.)Y.
Uenishi(NTT Corp.)
T.
Watanabe(NTT Corp.)
H.
Yabumoto(Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.)K.
Yokomori(Ricoh Co., Ltd.)
Overseas Members
E.
Acosta(Univ. Santiago de Compostela)
J. E. Batubara(Univ. Pelita Harapan)
P. S. Chung(City Univ. Hong Kong)
S.
Fleming(Univ. Sydney)
G. D. Khoe
(Eindhoven Univ. Tech.)J. R. Leger(OSA, Univ. Minnesota)
Y.
Liu(ITRI)
T.
Possner(GRINTECH)
H. K. Shin
(Opticis Co., Ltd.)C. G. Someda(Univ. Padova)
C. M. Sterke(Univ. Sydney)
W. J. Stewart(FREng, FinstP)
W. B. Veldkamp(MIT Lincoln Lab.)*Domestic Members are also Organizing Committee Members.

Committee Members
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
K. J. Ebeling(Univ. Ulm)
W. A. Gambling(LTK Industries Ltd.)A. K. Ghatak(Indian Inst. Tech., New Delhi)C.
Gomez-Reino (Univ. Santiago de Compostela)
M.
Kawazu(Mega-Opto Co., Ltd.)B. Y. Kim
(KAIST)
T.
Kojima(Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.)P.
Lagasse(Univ. Gent)S.
Minami(Formerly, Canon Inc.)
R. V. Ramaswamy (Univ. Florida)
G. C. Righini(IFAC-CNR)
L.
Ross(IOTech)P.T.C. Shih(National Science Council)
Y.
Suematsu(National Inst. Info.)
W. J. Tomlinson(JDS Uniphase Corp.)
C. S. Tsai(UC Irvine)
T.
Uchida(Tokai Univ.)***

TOKYO AT A GLANCE*Population: 12,527,115 (2005.6)*GDP of Tokyo: ¥ 81,843 Billion (2002FY)*Average temperature: 15.9 C*Symbol flower: Someiyoshino cherry blossom

Niju Bashi Bridge(The Imperial Palace)

Tokyo Tower

The Diet Building

Supreme Court

Sensoji Temple

MOC '05
October 30 - November 2, 2005
at
SABO KAIKANTokyo, Japan

Important Deadlines
Pre-Registration:
September 20, 2005
Post Deadline Papers: October 11, 2005
Hotel Accommodations: October 1, 2005

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Conference Co-chair, MOC '05
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Tokyo Institute of Technology
2-12-1 Ookayama, Meguro-ku,
Tokyo 152-8552 JAPANTEL/FAX: +81-3-5734-2578
E-mail: tmizumot@pe.titech.ac.jp
http://www.din.or.jp/~microopt/moc05/

MOC '05 REGISTRATION & HOTEL RESERVATION FORM
The registration form is also available on the web (http://www.din.or.jp/~microopt/moc05).
Pre-registration Deadline: Sep. 20, 2005 Hotel reservation Deadline: Oct. 01, 2005
Please type or print and return this form by mail or fax to:
MOC '05 Desk, Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., Ltd.
c/o SHUWAOKACHIMACHI BLDG 3F 4-27-5, Taito, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-8757 JAPANTEL: 81-3-6730-3222 FAX: 81-3-6730-3230 E-Mail: tourdesk50-tjc@gp.knt.co.jp
Name
Please check
Family Name
Affiliation
Mailing Address□Prof.

Please check

Fax: +81-3-6730-3230□Dr. □Mr. □Ms.
First Name

□Office□Home
Countrye-mailTel

Fax

Registration(Please check appropriate box)
On or before Sep. 20, 2005
After Sep. 21, 2005
□ General
45,000yen□ General
50,000yen□ Student
7,000yen□ Student
8,000yen□ Extra Copy of Digest
6,000yen ×
copy(s)Hotel Accommodations
1st choice Hotel Code

2nd choice Hotel CodeSub Total(A): JPY# of rooms

Check-in dateroom(s)room(s)={Deposit(10,000yen) + Handling charge(500yen) }×

night(s)yenFirst nameyen(date).
□For domestic attendees:
三井住友銀行 東京第一支店
口座名：近畿日本ツーリスト㈱神田法人旅行支店
口座番号：（普）NO. 7886186□Credit Card (only for overseas attendees)
Please charge the above total to my credit card.
Type of Card:□VISA □Master Card □American Express □Diner's Club
Card Number:
Expiration Date:(Month)Holder's Name:
Holder's Signature:# of nights, 2005
Sub Total(B): JPY

If a shared accommodation is required, please fill in your room partner's name:□Prof. □Dr. □Mr. □Ms.
Family Name
Total Amount
Sub Total (A) + (B) = JPY
Payment□Bank Transfer
I have remitted the amount of JPY
on□For overseas attendees:
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Marunouchi Branch
Account Name: Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., Ltd., Corporate Branch, Kanda
Account No: Ordinary Deposit 46300

yen(Year)(in block letters)

Name Tag Registration
Please type or print your name and affiliation which you wish to display on your tag.
Name (First, Middle, Family)
Affiliation (Abbreviated form)
I hereby understand and agree to the conditions set forth in this application form and circular.
Date:
Signature: