http://www.ccb.or.jp/cn/

  With this year’s update, a walking map and bus route information from JR Kaihinmakuhari Station have been added. For ease of use, the size of the map has also been expanded and changed with a distinguish design. As always, it lists the latest information about restaurants, shops, hotels, banks, and other facilities. It is not only for first visitors to Makuhari, but also people who come again and again. There is a QR code you can scan with your cell phone and smart phone and download this map.

  Please make the most of our map when you visit Makuhari!

1.Main features
・Added walking map
・Added bus route from JR Kaihinmakuhari Station
・Changed size and design
・Updated and added infromation

2. Format
・Full color
・Both English and Japanese

  With this year’s update, a walking map and bus route information from JR Kaihinmakuhari Station have been added. For ease of use, the size of the map has also been expanded and changed with a distinguish design. As always, it lists the latest information about restaurants, shops, hotels, banks, and other facilities. It is not only for first visitors to Makuhari, but also people who come again and again.

  There is a QR code you can scan with your cell phone and smart phone and download this map.

  Please make the most of our map when you visit Makuhari!

  Kiwanis International is the third largest volunteer social service organization in the world. The 99th international convention was set to take place in Asia, but the country and venue had not been decided. The Chiba Convention Bureau then began direct negotiations with the International Headquarters. Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan was selected because of the international accessibility through Narita and Haneda airports, the convenient domestic transportation system that allows easy access to Tokyo and the rest of the country, and the way local stakeholders came together as one to provide support and enthusiasm for the conference.

  The annual conference for the Kiwanis Asian-Pacific Region, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary since its founding in 1964, will be held in conjunction with the Kiwanis International Convention in 2014.

  It is hoped that the convention will raise Chiba City and Chiba Prefectures international profile, and that the city, prefecture, and nation will be imbued with Kiwanis International’s slogan, “Serving the Children of the World”.

*Kiwanis International is the 3rd largest volunteer social service organization behind International Rotary and Lions Club. It has roughly 220,000 members in 7,500 clubs in over 80 countries. When including all of the other clubs in the “Kiwanis Family”, including youth clubs, there are over 600,000 members.

  Visitors can come by the booth to learn about the various MICE Destinations in Chiba Prefecture, such as the Tokyo Disney Resort, Makuhari Messe, Kazusa Arc(The Conference Center), and the Narita International Airport Area. A few topics of interest are Chiba City’s new subsidy system, which when combined with Chiba Prefecture’s subsidy system allows for the largest possible subsidies in Japan, the opening of the largest outlet mall in the Kanto Area in Kisarazu City, Urayasu City’s plans for installing free wifi internet in all of its major tourist facilities, and the opening up of the 2170 person capacity MAIHAMA Amphitheatre in the Tokyo Disney Resort, tricked out with one of the most high tech winch systems in the world.

  Visitors can also pick up a copy of the Chiba MICE Guide for Meeting Planners, which includes information on most of the facilities in Chiba Prefecture and the CCB-IC’s services. The new Makuhari Official Map 2012 and other pamphlets will also be available and invaluable resources when planning your event.

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  The Tokyo Bay Area, consisting of Chiba, Tokyo, and Yokohama, is the perfect urban incentive travel destination for the growing Chinese and Korean incentive travel markets. It has an abundance of meeting facilities, hotels, and tourism spots, with access to two international airports at Haneda and Narita.

  The aim of the Visit Japan Program is to promote the Tokyo Bay Area as one brand, with each of the three areas benefiting from each others strength to improve business for everyone. The Visit Japan Program will continue with a Tokyo Bay Area incentive travel fair in Shanghai in late November or early December.

*MICE: Meetings, Incentive Travel, Conventions, Events/Exhibition

For more information, please see this page.

  The Tokyo Bay Area, consisting of Chiba, Tokyo, and Yokohama, is the perfect urban incentive travel destination for the growing Chinese and Korean incentive travel markets. It has an abundance of meeting facilities, hotels, and tourism spots, with access to two international airports at Haneda and Narita.

  The aim of the Visit Japan Program is to promote the Tokyo Bay Area as one brand, with each of the three areas benefiting from each others strength to improve business for everyone. The Visit Japan Program will continue with a Tokyo Bay Area incentive travel fair in Shanghai in late November or early December.

*MICE: Meetings, Incentive Travel, Conventions, Events/Exhibition

1. Media
[Chinese media]
・Dou Shi Ri Ren (都市麗人): The most circulated informational magazine in China
・Ruv Shin Zhe (旅行者): A luxury travel reference for Chinese people

[South Korean media]
・Forbes Korea: A business and lifestyle magazine
・TNLNEWS: The foremost travel and leisure website

2. Locations
[Chiba]
Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel Club Resort, Maihama Amphitheatre, Ryugujo Spa Hotel Mikazuki, Kamogawa Hotel Mikazuki, Ryokan Kamogawakan, Okura Akademia Park Hotel, Mother Farm, Sommelier House , The Country Club Japan, Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu, Kanozan Golf Club, Tanjouji Temple, Tai-no-Ura, etc..

[Tokyo]
Miraikan, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, Asakusa Nakamise, Tokyo Skytree/Tokyo Solamachi, Happo-en, etc..

[Yokohama]
Sankeien Garden, Osanbashi Hall, Pacifico Yokohama, Yamate Seiyoukan, Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, Motomachi Shopping Street etc..

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