General Remarks
For ease of payment, the registration, accommodation, conference excursion, accompanying persons’programs, farewell party, and post-conference tours are being handled by the Japan Travel Bureau (JTB)
Event & Convention Service (JECS). JECS will have representatives present throughout the conferenceat the conference desk at Nagoya University. Further information from JECS is given below. For
conference registration, hotel reservations and arrangements for other activities, please fill out the
separate application forms: “Registration” and “Accommodation and Other Activities” and send theforms directly to JECS. Do not send these forms to the AMS-9 conference address. Only paper
submission forms and abstracts should be sent to the AMS-9 conference address.

Registration
For conference registration, please complete the “Application Form for the Registration” and send it to
the Registration Office of AMS-9, c/o JTB Event & Convention Service (JECS) by e-mail, postal mail or
facsimile.
Registration Office of AMS-9
C/o JTB Event & Convention Service (JECS)
6F Kotsu Bldg., 3-13-26 Meieki, Nakamura-ward, Nagoya, 450-0002 Japan
Phone: +81-52-541-2521 Fax: +81-52-541-2520
E-mail: jtbecs@cjn.or.jp

Registration Fee

Full Delegate
Student Delegate
Accompanying Person

By May 31, 2002 (*)
45,000 Yen
35,000 Yen
15,000 Yen

Starting June 1, 2002
55,000 Yen
40,000 Yen
15,000 Yen(in Japanese Yen)(*) Date as postmarked

Registration fee for Full Delegate and Student Delegate includes admission to the sessions, one copy of thebook of abstracts, coffee breaks, one copy of conference Proceedings and conferenc e dinner.
Registration fee for the Accompanying Person covers coffee breaks and conference dinner.
Students are required to attach a copy of the student’s ID to the application form for registration.
The registration fee for Full Delegate and Student Delegate increases if you pay it after May 31, 2002. If you
wish to attend one or both of the pre-conference workshops, you are requested to pay 1,000 Yen for each
workshop.

Registration Procedure
All registration must be completed using the official registration form only and forwarded together withfull payment. A registration will be confirmed only after receipt of the required fees.

1Accommodations
JTB Event & Convention Service (JECS), appointed as the Registration Office of AMS-9, is also pleased
to announce the accommodations for the conference as follows. Sufficient number of rooms will beavailable with the special discounted rates. Every hotel listed below is located along the Higashiyama
subway line, by which you can get to the conference site, Nagoya University, very conveniently. For
those who will attend the pre-conference Workshops at The University of Tokyo in Bunkyo ward, Tokyo,
and/or at the National Museum of Japanese History in Sakura city, Chiba prefecture, we will offer thefollowing hotels at the convention rate. Reservations will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. If
your desired hotel is fully booked, JECS will reserve your second choice or a hotel in the same grade.
All inquiries and the application form for the hotels described herein should be addressed to:Registration Office of AMS-9
JTB Event & Convention Service (JECS)
6F Kotsu Bldg., 3-13-26 Meieki, Nakamura-ward, Nagoya, 450-0002 Japan
Phone: +81-52-541-2521 Fax: +81-52-541-2520
E-mail: jtbecs@cjn.or.jp

HOTEL LIST
Area

Bunkyo,Tokyo
Tokyo(along the
Marunouchi
Line)
Sakura, Chiba

Class

Name of hotels

SingleFor the period of September 4 – September 8, 2002
PH1. Homeikan Ryokan, a Japanese
Economystyle hotel
PH2. Tokyo Ochanomizu Hotel Juraku
Standard¥11,300

Twin(per room)¥14,700¥18,000

PH3. Tokyo Green Hotel Ochanomizu
EconomyEconomy¥9,450PH4. Wishton Hotel Yukari¥6,930¥10,920

For the period of September 4 – September 15, 2002
Nagoya Sta.

Sakae,
NagoyaDeluxe1. Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel*¥17,500¥25,000

Deluxe2. Nagoya Tokyu Hotel¥12,500¥20,000

Superior

3. Hotel Precede Nagoya¥12700¥20,000

Superior

4. Tokyo Daiichi Hotel Nishiki¥10,500¥19,000

Standard

5. Nagoya Fuji Park Hotel¥8,500¥16,000

Standard

6. Princess Garden Hotel¥7,500¥14,000

Economy7. Nagoya Kanaya Hotel¥6,500¥10,000

Economy8. Hotel Econo Nagoya Sakae¥5,900¥12,000

Nagoya
1. Staff club (max. 11rooms)**¥3,000
University
2. Symposion (max. 8 rooms)**¥3,490Guest
House
3. Green salon (max. 5 rooms)**¥3,750
The room rate includes service charge, tax and breakfast for all hotels. Breakfast is not included for theuniversity guesthouse and is served at a restaurant near the guesthouse with extra charge.
* The single room rate of Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel indicates single occupancy of a twin or a
double room.
** The number of available rooms of the University guesthouse is limited; 11 rooms for Stuff club, 8rooms for Symposion, 5 rooms for Green salon. These rooms are used for only students from foreigncountries.

2Social Programs
You are cordially invited to the following social programs. They will provide an excellent opportunity to
get together with your fellow conference attendees. Please note that the Farewell Party is optional and its
fee will be charged.
Welcome Reception
Date: Sunday, September 8, 2002
Time: 17:00-20:00 (tentative)
Place: Toyota Auditorium (the conference venue), Nagoya University
Fare: Free
Conference Dinner
Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2002
Time: 17:30-20:00 (tentative)
Place: The Imperial Hotel, Open-air Museum Meiji-Mura (final destination of the conference excursion)(http://www.meitetsu.co.jp/meiji-vil/english/index.html)
Fare: Free (included in the registration fee)
Farewell Party (optional)
Date: Friday, September 13, 2002
Time: 17:30- 20:00 (tentative)
Place: “KOYO-EN”: Nagoya Beer Garden/ Barbecue Restaurant (Sapporo Nagoya Brewery, Ltd.)
Fare: 4000 Yen/ person3Programs for Accompanying Persons
AP-1: Half-day Walking Tour in the Historical Spots of Nagoya City
Date: Monday, September 9, 2002
Fare: 2,000 Yen/ person
Itinerary: Nagoya (13:00 dep.) ====Nagoya Castle/Nagoya Noh Theater (13:30-15:00)====Noritake Garden (15:30-17:00)====Sakae (17:30 arr.)*This tour will be guided by using subways and walking.
Sightseeing spots:
Nagoya Castle
The symbol of the Nagoya City. First built in 1612 by Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of theTokugawa Shogunate. It is characterized by two golden “Shachi” (dolphins) statues adorning
the highest roof. After burning down in the World War II, the castle was rebuilt by the city in
1959.
Nagoya Noh TheaterThis authentic theater adjacent to Nagoya Castle grounds has a seasonal schedule of Noh plays.
The facility includes an exhibition room explaining Noh drama. (On the date of Nohperformance, you can enjoy only the exhibition room.)
Noritake Garden
Noritake represents the history of Western-style tableware in Japan. Here you can witness theunrivaled skill and essential beauty that lie at the heart of Noritake’s products. The highlight of
Noritake garden is a collection of highly artistic “Old Noritake” from the company’s early days.

AP-2: Half-day Walking Tour in Downtown Area of Nagoya City
Date: Tuesday, September 10, 2002
Fare: 1,000 Yen/ person
Itinerary: Nagoya (10:00 dep.) ====Atsuta Shrine (10:30-11:10)====Osu Shopping Mall (11:30-12:30) ===Sakae (13:00 arr.)*This tour will be guided by using subways and walking.
Atsuta Shrine
This 2000 year-old shrine is one of three major shrines in Japan along with Ise and Meiji.
Atsuta Shrine houses the Sacred Treasures of the Imperial Family. This shrine is dedicated to
the “Kusanagi (Grass-mowing) Sword”, one of the three imperial regalia.
Osu Shopping Mall
Osu is Nagoya’s bargain hunter paradise. A multitude of tiny individual shops each offering aparticular specialty can be found in the Osu Shopping Mall. Also in the area are larger discountstores specializing in cameras, camcorders, and audio/stereo equipment. Not only electronics,
but also almost anything, including used kimonos and antiques, can be found here at discountprices.

AP-3: Ikebana – Special Practice of Flower Arrangement Date: Thursday, September 12, 2002,
Fare: 5,000 Yen/ person
Place: Nagoya University* Please enjoy the practice of Ikebana, the flower arrangement. The master of flower arrangement will teachyou thoroughly.

4Tours (Conference Excursions)
Wednesday Conference Excursions E-1, -2, -3. –4. –5 are NOT included in Registration
Fee.
Conference excursions are not free. However, conference participants are recommended to join one of the
excursions, because all excursions end at Meiji Mura, an open-air museum of Meiji-era building, where
the conference dinner (free of charge) will be held on the day of the excursion. The Meiji Mura museum
is about 30 km north of Nagoya University and requires one-hour drive to get there. Those conference
participants who will not join the conference excursion will be directed later how to travel to the Meiji
Mura Museum.
E-1: Excursions: Experience of Japanese Traditional Culture
Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2002, 9:00am (dep.)
Tour Fare : 11,000 Yen/ person, lunch included
Minimum numbers: 40 persons
Sightseeing spots :San Shu Asuke House (Japanese Old house):
You can observe traditional manual works of charcoal making, weaving, paper making , woodenbase making, blacksmith, bamboo handicraft and others. Sanshu-Asuke House will remind you ofthe merits of the vanishing rural life and manual works.
Ohara Washi House (Japanese paper craft center Do it yourself)
Well-known for production of Japanese handmade paper from plant fibers. Please enjoy theexperience creating washi paper first-hand.
Meiji Mura (Open-air museum of Meiji-era buildings)
Relocated to this open-air museum are 62 architectural structures from Meiji Period (1868-1912),
the era when Japan broke its 200-year isolation and Western influence poured in. Of special interestis the original Imperial Hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, where the conference dinner
will be held on the day of the excursion.

(http://www.meitetsu.co.jp/meiji-vil/english/index.html)

E-2: Excursion for Inuyama
Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2002, 9:00am (dep.)
Tour Fare: 11,000 Yen/ person, lunch included
Minimum numbers: 40 persons
Sightseeing spots:
Inuyama Castle (the oldest castle in Japan)
Rising above the Kiso River, Inuyama Castle was completed in 1737. It has the oldest original
donjon in the country , and is designated as national treasure.
(http://www.city.inuyama.aichi.jp/inuyama/e_index.html)
Okumura Mansion (Japanese old house)
This was the mansion of the Okumura family, who kept a kimono shop in the Edo Period. This wasbuilt in the middle of 19 century. You can appreciate many valuable historical artifacts in the oldJapanese life.
Meiji Mura (Open-air museum of Meiji-era buildings)
Same as the above.

E-3: Technical Excursion for the AMS facility of Japan Nuclear Cycle Development InstituteDate: Wednesday, September 11, 2002, 9:30am (dep.)
Tour Fare: 9,000 Yen/ person, lunch included
Minimum numbers: 40 persons
Sightseeing spots:
Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute
The JNC AMS facility, based on an accelerator 15 SDH-2 Pelletron, manufactured by NEC, USA.
The facility focuses now on 14 C measurement of geological samples, in particular, 14 C dating of5

underground water. Plans to measure 10 Be and 26 Ar are going on. A ceramic center locates nearby
the facility. It is worth while to visit.
Inuyama Castle (the oldest castle in Japan)
Same as the above.
Meiji Mura (Open-air museum of Meiji-era buildings)
Same as the above.

E-4: Nagoya City Day Tour
Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2002, 9:00am (dep.)
Tour Fare: 9,000 Yen/ person, lunch included
Minimum numbers: 40 persons
Sightseeing spots:
Atsuta Shrine
This 2000-year-old shrine is one of three major shrines in Japan along with Ise and Meiji. Atsuta
Shrine houses the Sacred Treasures of the Imperial Family. This shrine is dedicated to the “Kusanagi(Grass-mowing) Sword”, one of the three imperial regalia.
Tokugawa Art Museum
Extensive collection from the inheritance of the great shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu, and his clan fromEdo Period (1602-1867). Houses an original scroll of the 12th century Tale of Genji, swords andarmor, Noh drama costumes, tea ceremony items, and more.
Nagoya Castle
The symbol of the Nagoya City. First built in 1612 by Tokugawa Ieyasu, it is characterized by twogold “Shachi” (dolphins) adorning the roof. After burning down in the World War II, the castle wasrebuilt by the city in 1959.
Meiji Mura(Open-air museum of Meiji-era buildings)
Same as the above.

E-5: Technical Tour for Toyota Motor Company
Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2002, 9:00am (dep.)
Tour Fare: 9,000 Yen/ person, lunch included
Minimum numbers: 40 persons
Sightseeing spots:
Toyota Motor Company
In the tour you can learn the Toyota’s Production System as well as the advanced technology,
focusing on “Environment”, “Safety”, and “ITS”. An English-speaking guide introduces you theassembly line in the factory. (http://www.toyota.co.jp/company/factory/index2.html)
Meiji Mura (Open-air museum of Meiji-era buildings)
Same as the above.

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Tours (Post-Conference Tours)
P-1: Post Conference Day Tour for Kyoto: Tradition and Craft “ Do it yourself”
Date: Saturday, September 14, 2002, 7:45am (dep.)
Tour Fare: 12,800 Yen/ person, lunch included
Minimum numbers: 30 persons
Sightseeing spots:
Nijo Castle
The Kyoto residence of the Tokugawa Shogun built in 1603, the castle is noted for the contrast of its
solemn appearance and gorgeous interiors.
Golden Pavilion
The most authentic and exquisite Japanese style garden in the world, plus the celebrated Golden
Pavilion.
Kyoto Imperial Palace
The ancient Imperial Palace clearly shows the Japanese taste for purity, simplicity and calmness.
*Enjoy making your own Wood Block Print or Cloisonne (a ceramic brooch) (of your choice)*The bus takes you back to JR Nagoya Station at 18:00-18:30 or you can leave the tour at Kyoto Station at
15:00-15:30.

P-2: Post Conference Day Tour for Kyoto and Nara
Date: Saturday, September 14, 2002, 7:45am (dep.)
Tour Fare: 14,000 Yen/ person, lunch included
Minimum numbers: 30 persons
Sightseeing spots and tour highlights:
Nijo Castle
Golden Pavilion
Kyoto Imperial Palace
Same as the above.
Having lunch at Kyoto Handicraft Center
Enjoy Making Your Own after lunch
Countryside Drive
Todaiji Temple
Great Buddha in the world’s largest wooden building. A wonder of religious architecture.
Deer Park
More than 1,000 tame deer roam freely in the verdant 1,250 acres peaceful park. If you wish to
feed the deer, they will gladly eat from your hand.
Kasuga-Taisha Shrine
The most famous and beautiful Shinto shrine in Nara, it features some 3,000 antique stone andbronze lanterns.
*The bus takes you back to JR Nagoya Station at 21:00 or you can leave the tour at Kintetsu Nara Station or
JR Nara Station at around 17:00.

P-3: Post Conference Day Tour for Pearl Island and Ise
Date: Saturday, September 14, 2002, 7:45am (dep.)
Tour Fare: 13,000 Yen/ person, lunch included
Minimum numbers: 30 persons
Sightseeing spots and tour high lights :Transfer to Kintetsu Nagoya Station
Take a comfortable limited-express train to Toba
Mikimoto Pearl Islands, the birth place of cultured pearls, for a demonstration by women pearl divers
Visit the celebrated Mikimoto Pearl Island to observe a demonstration of pearl cultivation and themaking of exquisite pearl jewelry, plus women pearl divers at work. (Be sure to bring your passport,
as pearls may be purchased here tax-free.)7Move back to Ise via scenic rural districts
Ise Grand Shrine, the most reverend Shinto shrine in JapanIse Grand Shrine, dating from the 7th century, stands as Japan’s most sacred shrine. The architecture
is typical among the ancient Japanese variety-simple design, non-curving lines and unpainted wood.
A limited-express train takes you back to Kintetsu Nagoya Station at around 18:00.

P-4: 3 Day Technical Tour of the Central Japan
Date: Saturday, September 14, 2002, 9:00am (dep.) – Monday, September 16, 2002, 15:00 (arr., JR
Nagoya Station)
Tour Fare: 63,000 Yen/ person
Minimum numbers: 15 persons
Sightseeing spots and tour high lights:
The Super Kamiokande facility, Kamioka Observatory, Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, Univ. ofTokyo (http://www-sk,icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index.html/) (visiting the Super Kamiokande facility is still
under negotiation)
Norikura
Observatory,
InstituteforCosmicRay
Research,
Univ.
of
Tokyo
(http://www-sk,icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index.html/)
Shirakawa Village, the World Cultural Asset
Shirakawa Village was listed as a site of the World Heritage at the 19th UNESCO in 1995. A
park with real or reconstructed Gassho-Zukuri Houses, storage sheds water mill, and craft
workshops.
Atera Fault Trench
The Atera fault, which extends for approximately 70 km in central Japan, is one of the mostactive strike-slip faults inland Japan. The left-lateral slip rate of the Atera fault during the late
Quaternary is estimated about 5 mm/yr based on the offset terraces. Recent numerous trench
excavations across the fault have revealed the recurrence interval of the surface-rupturing
earthquakes is ~2000 years, and the most recent event corresponds to the 1586 M7.8 Tensho
earthquake that widely devastated central Japan.
Kamikochi, Nippon Alps
Scenic Valley in western Nagano Prefecture, central Honshu. Kamikochi is surrounded by
mountains and noted for its beautiful alpine scenery, hot springs, and ponds.
* A Japanese style hotel, Ryokan, is used for accommodation of the tour. Each room with Tatami mat
may be sheared with 2-4 persons. Each room is equipped with a western-style toilet and a bath tub.
* Please let us know at the AMS-9 Conference Address, if you want to know the result of ournegotiations to visit the Super Kamiokande facility for your final decision of attending this tour.

8Applications and Payments
Terms of Payment

All payments have to be made by either one of the followings. Personal checks and currencies otherthan Japanese Yen will not be accepted.
1. Credit card
American Express, Diners Club, Visa and Master Card are acceptable.
2. Bank transfer to the following bank account:
UFJ Bank Ltd., Nagoya Ekimae Branch
Address: 3-28-12, Meieki, Nakamura-ward, Nagoya 450-0002 Japan
Tel: +81-52-563-8551
Account No.: 1680702
Name of Account: JECS
Note 1: Remitters should pay the handling fee of bank transfer. Please attach the copy of the bank’s
receipt of your transfer to your registration form.
Note 2: Domestic participants in Japan should consult with a secretary on the conference
correspondence address in advance of payment.
1) Reservation of hotel, tours and farewell party could be made by the enclosed form: “Accommodation
and Other Activities”. In order to guarantee your room, please send your form before August 1, 2002.
2) A hotel deposit (1 night room charge) should be required and paid with your registration fee. Thebalance should be paid at the Hotel.
3) JECS will send you a confirmation slip.

Cancellation and Refunds
In case of the cancellation, written notification should be sent directly to the Registration Office of
AMS-9. The following cancellation fees will be deducted before refunding.
1) Cancellation policy for registration and farewell party
Notified Date
Cancellation Charge
Before September 5, 2002
No charge except for handling fee
After September 6, 2002
100% of the original sum will be withheld.
2) Cancellation policy for hotel accommodation
Notified Date
Up to 9 days before the first night of stay
2 to 8 days before
Fewer than 2 days before, or not notice given

Cancellation Charge
No charge except for handling fee
1,000 Yen of daily room charge
100% of daily room charge3) Cancellation policy for tours
Notified Date
Cancellation Charge
Up to 21 days prior to departure day
2,000 Yen
20 –8 days
10% of tour fare(minimum 2,000 Yen)
7 –1 days
20% of tour fare(minimum 2,000 Yen)
Prior to starting time, or failure to show without notice 100% of tour fare
All refunds will be issued after the conference.
All bank charges will be deducted from the refund.

Pending amounts
The Registration Office of AMS-9 will collect any difference in registration fees arising from incorrect
application on site. It is recommended that you bring a copy of the transfer order (signed by the bank)along with you in case of any on-site confusion concerning your registration.

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General Information
NagoyaThe city of Nagoya (http://www.city.nagoya.jp/indexe.html), with a population of over two million, is theprincipal city of central Japan. The area in and around the city contains a large number of high-techindustries with names known worldwide, such as Toyota, Mitsubishi, Honda, and Sony.
The city’s central location, which led old Nagoya to be a transportation junction, is still an advantage for
Nagoya’s visitors today. Nagoya is close to an abundance of sightseeing spots. From the beautiful
seashores of Ise-Shima and Mikawa Bay to the majestic mountains of the Hida region and the Japan Alps,
many areas are all within easy reach of Nagoya. Japan’s systematic transportation network takes you tomajor citie s, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, etc. in a couple of hours. There also exist direct air services to 31
other cities in Japan and 27 cities abroad.
Passport and Visa
Every foreign visitor entering Japan must have a valid passport. Visitors from countries whose citizens
must have visas should apply to a Japanese consular office or diplomatic mission in their respective
country at least three months before the intended date of travel. For further details, please contact yourtravel agent or the local consular office in your country.
Insurance
The organizer cannot accept responsibility for accidents that might occur during the Conference.
Delegates are encouraged to obtain travel insurance (medical, personal accident, and luggage) in theirhome country prior to departure.
Electrical Appliances
The electric supply is 100 volts. The frequency is 60 Hz in western Japan including Nagoya and 50 Hz
in eastern Japan including Tokyo and Chiba.
Tipping
Tipping is not required anywhere in Japan, even in hotels, restaurants or taxis.
Climate and Clothing
The temperature in Nagoya during the period of the conference ranges between 20 and 28 degrees, withan average of 23 degrees in Centigrade. It is the comfortable season in Japan, but it is sometimes still hot
and humid.
Currency Exchange
Only Japanese Yen is acceptable at regular stores and restaurants. Certain foreign currencies and credit
cards may be accepted at a limited number of hotels, restaurants and souvenir shops. Major credit cards
are accepted in a number of shops and hotels. However, there are few cashing machines for credit cards
in Nagoya. Foreign currency exchange and cashing of traveler’s checks can be done at international
airports and major hotels. Major banks that handle foreign currency such as US dollar are located in the
downtown area. Banks are open from 9:00 to 15:00 on weekdays, closed on Saturday and Sunday. Itshould be noted that all payments made at the registration desk must be done in Japanese Yen. The
exchange rates are 1 US dollar = 132.80 Yen and 1 Euro = 116.32 Yen (at March 25, 2002).

Shopping
Business hour of most department stores is from 10:00 to 19:00. They are open on Saturday, Sundays
and national holidays, but closed on either Monday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Business hours for retailshops differ, but most operate from 10:00 to 20:00 and are open on Saturday, Sundays and national
holidays. Underground shopping centers are well developed and an underpass connects most buildings
in downtown area.

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Application form for the Registration
9th International Conference on Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
September 9-13, 2002, Nagoya, Japan
Registration office of AMS-9
C/o JTB Event & Convention Service (JECS)
Please send this form to:6F Kotsu Bldg., 3-13-26 Meieki, Nakamura-ward, Nagoya 450-0002 JAPAN
Phone: +81-52-541-2521 Fax:+81-52-541-2520 E-mail: jtbecs@cjn.or.jp
Please type or print in block letters, one sheet for each register.
( )Prof.
( )Dr. ( )Mr. ( )Ms.
Name: (Family)
Affiliation:(First)(Middle)Department:, Organization:
Preferred name on the name badge(within 16 letters):
Preferred affiliation on the name badge(within 18 letters):
Mailing Address: ( ) Office ( ) Home

Zip Code:Country:

E-mail:Phone: +Fax:+
Accompanying Person: ( )Mr. ( )Ms. Family NameFirst Name
(totally
persons) ( )Mr. ( )Ms. Family NameFirst Name
Registration Fee (If you are a student, please attach a copy of your student ID）
By
Starting
Workshop I Workshop II
AmountCategory
May 31, 2002 June 1, 2002
to be paid
Full delegate( )45,000 Yen ( )55,000 Yen ( )1,000 Yen ( )1,000 Yen (1)YenStudent delegate( )35,000 Yen ( )40,000 Yen ( )1,000 Yen ( )1,000 Yen(2)Yen
Accompanying person ( )15,000 Yen x
Persons
0 Yen
0 Yen
Total (-A)
Yen(1+2)
Method of Payment( ) Bank Transfer Please attach the receipt.
I transferred above amount on(Date)
through(Name of Bank)
to following account in Japanese Yen.
Name of Bank: UFJ Bank Ltd., Nagoya Ekimae Branch
Name of Account: JECS Account No. : 1680702( ) Payment by Credit Card
( ) American Express( ) Diners( ) Visa ( ) Master Card
Card No.:

Date of Expiration:

Card Holder’s Name
NOTE: 1. No personal checks will be accepted.
Contents are correct in this form:
YES SIGNATURE:

Signature:
2. All payments must be in Japanese Yen.
DATE:

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Application form for Accommodation and Other Activities
9th International Conference on Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
September 8-13, 2002, Nagoya, Japan

Please send this form to:Registration office of AMS-9
C/o JTB Event & Convention Service (JECS)
6F Kotsu Bldg., 3-13-26 Meieki, Nakamura-ward, Nagoya 450-0002 JAPAN
Phone: +81-52-541-2521 Fax:+81-52-541-2520 E-mail: jtbecs@cjn.or.jp

Deadline: August 1, 2002
Please type or print in block letters, one sheet for each register.
( )Prof.
( )Dr.
( )Mr. ( )Ms.
Name: (Family)
Affiliation:(First)(Middle)Department:, Organization:
Mailing Address: ( ) Office (Zip Code:)Home

Country:

Phone: +E-mail:Fax:+

Accompanying Person: ( )Mr. ( )Ms. Family Name
(totally
persons) ( )Mr. ( )Ms. Family Name

Hotel Accommodations
Hotel NameFirst NameFirst Name

Date of Check-in
Check-outNightsFor the period of September 4 – September 8, 2002

1st Choice

No. of rooms
Single(s)2nd ChoiceTwin(s)For the period of September 4 – September 15, 2002

st

1 Choicend

2

Single(s)ChoiceSharing with:( )Mr. ( )Ms. (Family Name)

Twin(s)(First Name).

Hotel Deposit (-B)
Yen.
(One-night room total charge for the 1st choice)

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Tours, Farewell Party and Accompanying Persons’ Programs
Tours

No. of
PersonDate

Tour fee

Sept. 92,000 Yen

(1)

Sept. 101,000 Yen

(2)

Sept. 125,000 Yen

(3)

Sept. 11

11,000 Yen(4)

E-2: Excursion for Inuyama

Sept. 11

11,000 Yen(5)

E-3: Technical Excursion

Sept. 119,000 Yen

(6)

E-4: Nagoya City Day Tour

Sept. 119,000 Yen(7)

E-5: Technical Tour for Toyota Motor Company
Farewell Party

Sept. 11
Sept. 139,000 Yen
4,000 Yen

(8)
(9)

P-1: Post Tour for Kyoto

Sept. 14

12,800 Yen(10)

P-2: Post Tour for Kyoto and Nara

Sept. 14

14,000 Yen(11)

P-3: Post Tour for Pearl Island and Ise

Sept. 14
Sept. 14 Sept.16

13,000 Yen(12)63,000 Yen(13)

AP-1: Half-day Walking Tour in the Historical
Spots of Nagoya City
AP-2: Half-day Walking Tour in Downtown of
Nagoya City
AP-3:Ikebana-Special Practice of flower
Arrangements
E-1: Experience of Japanese Traditional CultureP-4: 3 day Technical Tour of Central Japan

Total Amount(-C)

AmountYen (1+2+3+4~8+9+10~13）

Grand Total (B+C):
Method of Payment( ) Bank Transfer. Please attach the receipt.
I transferred above amount on
through

Yen(Date)(Name of Bank)

to following account in Japanese Yen.

Name of Bank: UFJ Bank Ltd., Nagoya Ekimae Branch
Name of Account: JECS Account No. : 1680702( ) Payment by Credit Card
( ) American Express( ) Diners

Card No.:
Card Holder’s Name
NOTE: 1. No personal checks will be accepted.
Contents are correct in this form:
YES SIGNATURE:( ) Visa( ) Master Card

Date of Expiration:
Signature:
2. All payments must be in Japanese Yen.
DATE:

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Application Form for the Registration
9 International Conference on Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
September 9-13, 2002, Nagoya, JapanthRegistration office of AMS-9
Please send this form to: C/o JTB Event & Convention Service (JECS)
6F Kotsu Bldg., 3-13-26 Meieki, Nakamura-ward, Nagoya 450-0002 JAPAN
Phone: +81-52-541-2521 Fax:+81-52-541-2520 E-mail: jtbecs@cjn.or.jp
Please type or print in block letters, one sheet for each register.
( )Prof. ( )Dr. ( )Mr.
( )Ms.
Name: (Family)(First)(Middle)Affiliation:
Department:, Organization:
Preferred name on the name badge (within 16 letters):
Preferred affiliation on the name badge (within 18 letters):
Mailing Address: ( ) Office ( ) Home
Zip Code:Country:

Phone: +Accompanying Person: (totally( )Mr. ( )Ms. (Family Name)( )Mr. ( )Ms. (Family Name)

E-mail:Fax:+

persons)(First Name)(First Name)

Registration Fee (If you are a student, please attach a copy of your student ID)
Category

By
Starting
Workshop I
Workshop II
AmountMay 31, 2002
June 1, 2002
to be paid
Full delegate( )45,000 Yen ( )55,000 Yen ( )1,000 Yen ( )1,000 Yen (1)Student delegate( )35,000 Yen ( )40,000 Yen ( )1,000 Yen ( )1,000 Yen (1)Accompanying person ( )15,000 Yen x
Persons
0 Yen
0 Yen
(2)

Total (-A)
Method of Payment( ) Bank Transfer Please attach the receipt.
I transferred above amount on
throughYen(1+2)(Date)(Name of Bank) to following account in Japanese Yen.

(Name of Bank: UFJ Bank Ltd., Nagoya Ekimae Branch)(Name of Account: JECS Account No. : 1680702)( ) Payment by Credit Card
( ) American Express( ) Diners( ) Visa
Card No.:
Card Holder’s Name
NOTE: 1. No personal checks will be accepted.
Contents are correct in this form:
YES SIGNATURE:( ) Master Card

Date of Expiration:
Signature:
2. All payments must be in Japanese Yen.
DATE:

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Application Form for Accommodation and Other Activities
9th International Conference on Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
September 9-13, 2002, Nagoya Japan

Please send this form to:Registration office of AMS-9
C/o JTB Event & Convention Service (JECS)
6F Kotsu Bldg., 3-13-26 Meieki, Nakamura-ward, Nagoya 450-0002 JAPAN
Phone: +81-52-541-2521 Fax:+81-52-541-2520 E-mail: jtbecs@cjn.or.jp

Deadline: August 1, 2002
Please type or print in block letters, one sheet for each register.
( )Prof.
( )Dr.
( )Mr.
( )Ms.
Name: (Family)(First)(Middle)Affiliation:
Department:, Organization:
Mailing Address: ( ) Office (Zip Code:)Home

Country:

Phone: +Accompanying Person: (totally( )Mr. ( )Ms. (Family Name)( )Mr. ( )Ms. (Family Name)

E-mail:Fax:+

persons)(First Name)(First Name)

Hotel Accommodations
Hotel Name
Date of Check-in
Check-out Nights
For the period of September 4 – September 8, 2002
1st Choice
2nd ChoiceSingle(s)Single(s)Twin(s)Twin(s)For the period of September 4 – September 15, 2002
1st Choice
2nd ChoiceSingle(s)Single(s)Twin(s)Twin(s)

Sharing with:( )Mr. ( )Ms. (Family Name)

No. of rooms(First Name).

Hotel Deposit (-B)
Yen.
(One-night room total charge for the 1st choice)

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Tours, Farewell Party and Accompanying Persons’ Programs
Tours

Date

Tour feeAP-1: Half-day Walking Tour in the Historical Sept. 9
Spots of Nagoya City
AP-2: Half-day Walking Tour in Downtown of Sept. 10
Nagoya City
AP-3:Ikebana-Special Practice of flower
Sept. 12
Arrangements

No. of Person

Amount2,000 Yen

(1)

1,000 Yen

(2)

5,000 Yen(3)

E-1: Experience of Japanese Traditional Culture Sept. 11 11,000 Yen
E-2: Excursion for Inuyama
Sept. 11 11,000 Yen
E-3: Technical Excursion
Sept. 11 9,000 Yen
E-4: Nagoya City Day Tour
Sept. 11 9,000 Yen
E-5: Technical Tour for Toyota Motor Company Sept. 11 9,000 Yen

(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)

Farewell Party

Sept. 13

(9)

P-1: Post Tour for Kyoto
P-2: Post Tour for Kyoto and Nara
P-3: Post Tour for Pearl Island and Ise
P-4: 3 day Technical Tour of Central Japan

Sept. 14 12,800 Yen
Sept. 14 14,000 Yen
Sept. 14 13,000 Yen
Sept. 14- 63,000 Yen
Sept.16

4,000 Yen

Total Amount(-C)

(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)

Yen (1+2+3+4~8+9+10~13）

Method of Payment
Grand Total (B+C):( ) Bank Transfer. Please attach the receipt.
I transferred above amount on
through

Yen(Date)(Name of Bank)

to following account in Japanese Yen.

(Name of Bank: UFJ Bank Ltd., Nagoya Ekimae Branch)(Name of Account: JECS
Account No. : 1680702)() Payment by Credit Card
( ) American Express( ) Diners

Card No.:
Card Holder’s Name

NOTE: 1. No personal checks will be accepted.
Contents are correct in this form:
YES SIGNATURE:( ) Visa( ) Master Card

Date of Expiration:
Signature:

2. All payments must be in Japanese Yen
DATE:16