Tokyo, Japan
How to get there
Tokyo is primarily served by Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport. Haneda is closer to central Tokyo, while Narita handles many international services. Airport trains and buses provide connections to major areas across Tokyo.
Tokyo has an extensive network of JR trains, Tokyo Metro, and Toei Subway services. Major stations connect central Tokyo with business districts, hotels, shopping areas, and conference locations. IC cards such as Suica and PASMO can be used for convenient public transport payments.
Taxis are widely available throughout Tokyo and can be useful for direct travel to the venue or hotel. Ride-hailing services are also available, although travel time can vary depending on traffic. Official taxi stands are available at airports and major railway stations.
Many areas of central Tokyo are suitable for walking, with pedestrian-friendly streets and connected transit areas. Delegates staying near the venue may find walking convenient for nearby hotels, restaurants, and attractions. Bicycle-sharing services are available in selected areas for short local journeys.