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From Narita Airport to the venue

There are two candidates to get to the places. You might choose one of the following.

You can take Skyliner (Keisei line) from Narita Airport to Keisei-Ueno station (Skyliner from Narita Airport to Keisei-Ueno takes about 1 hour and costs 1,920 yen). And from there, take a taxi to your hotel or to the university (about 800 yen). If you are accustomed to walk a few hundred meters, take an Oedo Line subway from Ueno-okachimachi to Hongo-sanchome (160 yen). However, you should carefully check a map around Keisei-Ueno stations and this way is not recommended since you might have a lot of luggage.
First take Narita Express (JR line) from Narita Airport to Tokyo station. This takes about 1 hour and costs 3,140 yen. Then take Marunouchi Line subway from Tokyo station to Hongo-sanchome station. This takes about 10 minutes and costs 160 yen.

Here is the map around the venue.

(Subway station->Red Gate): From Hongo-sanchome station you go along Hongo-dori Street for the University of Tokyo. At first around the police box (KOBAN in Japanese), then, after about 350m, on the right side of the street, you see the so-called Red Gate (Aka-Mon in Japanese) of the University of Tokyo, which looks as an old brown entrance to a temple. This is one of the entrances to Hongo Campus of the University and one of ways to go to Sanjo conference hall. However, you would use the main gate, which is 300 meters ahead on Hongo-dori Street.
(Red Gate -> the Office): If you do not enter the Red Gate and keep walking along the Hongo-dori Street, by another 50 meters, you will see, at the end of a 50-meter-long small dead-end street to your left, a white 3-floor building. The ERATO Quantum Computation and Information Project project office is on the second floor.
(The Office -> Yayoi Hall): Walking still further on Hongo-dori Street you come, after 500 meters, to a big crossway. On the right, after the crossway, there is Yayoi Campus of the University of Tokyo. You enter the first gate and to the right you find Yayoi Hall of the University of Tokyo.