General Information

Neither a formal jacket nor a tie is necessary in the symposium, even at the reception.
The climate of Hamamatsu in summer is very hot and humid. The temperature can be over 30°C and 25°C even at night. We strongly recommend you to wear casual wear such as T-shirts for outside sightseeing.

The local currency is the Japanese Yen (JPY). Foreign currency and traveler's checks are not accepted at most stores. Major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops. Small restaurants and shops may not accept credit cards. We recommend exchange at the International airport that you will depart from or arrive at.
The secretariat will only accept Japanese yen in cash at the ISPC 2026 Desk.

Participants requiring a visa for entry to Japan are strongly advised to make their application in their home country at least three months before the intended date of travel. For information, please consult your nearest Japanese Embassy or Consulate or your travel agent.

ISPC 2026 will not assume responsibility for medical expenses of attendees at ISPC 2026. All attendees are urged to ensure that they are covered by their own travel and health insurance policies while traveling to and from and while attending ISPC 2026. ISPC 2026 is not responsible for private possessions lost or stolen at the symposium.

Those who need a letter of invitation, please contact the ISPC 2026 secretariat.

Those who need a letter of invitation, please contact the ISPC 2026 secretariat. Please see the home pages of Hamamatsu and Lake Hamana.

https://www.hamamatsu-japan.com/en/

To make your visit to Hamamatsu more enjoyable, please see the dining map and sightseeing guide below.
Discover local cuisine such as eel dishes and gyoza, as well as popular spots around Lake Hamana.

https://hamamatsu-daisuki.net/csw/pdf/conceptbook.pdf

https://www.hamamatsu-daisuki.net/pdf/pageview_travel_jp_new.pdf

https://map.hamamatsu-daisuki.net/ja/m/47

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