Tokyo, Japan, September 8-11, 2013
Impressions from the ET-13 Conference
The Conference Venue: The University of Tsukuba, Tokyo Campus
On the way to The Thirteenth International Conference on Endothelin
Welcome to The Thirteenth International Conference on Endothelin
Japanese announcement poster for The Thirteenth International Conference on Endothelin
Attendees at the poster sessions
The Tokyo Dome Hotel, Venue for reception and conference dinner
The Tokyo Dome, nicknamed "the big Tokyo egg", capacity of 55.000 seats, home of the Yomiuri Giants baseball team
University of Tsukuba, Tokyo Campus
The Tokyo Dome, nicknamed "the big Tokyo egg", capacity of 55.000 seats, home of the Yomiuri Giants baseball team
Japanese kindness at the breakfast buffet
View on the city of Tokyo, one of the largest cities in the world
Lecture by Dr. David Webb, University of Edinburgh
Another view on the city of Tokyo, with the Toyko Skytree (634 m/ 2080 ft), the second highest structure in the world
Japanese delicacies on sale at a local 7-Eleven
Discussion at the poster presentations
Toyko by night, as seen from the Tokyo Dome Hotel
An "ET-13 lunch box" served to the conference attendees
The Tokyo Dome, nicknamed "the big Tokyo egg", capacity of 55.000 seats, home of the Yomiuri Giants baseball team
Another view on the city of Tokyo
Cooled caffeinated beverages are popular: One of the reasons why it is so hard to get hot coffee in Japan
Cooled caffeinated beverages: Hollywood helps to stay popular in Japan
Another view on the city of Tokyo, with the Toyko Skytree (634 m/ 2080 ft), the second highest structure in the world
Downtown Tokyo near Toyko Station
Sessions at the lecture theatre at Tsukuba University, Tokyo Campus
Lecture of Dr. Paul Vanhoutte, University of Hong Kong
View on the Tokyo Dome Hotel and the Dome family amusement park
Tokyo by night
Western influence on fine food tradition in Japan
Another view on the city of Tokyo
A Japanese "Do not feed the birds" sign with imaginative illustrations for foreigners
Lecture of Dr. Paul Vanhoutte, University of Hong Kong
Another view on the city of Tokyo, with the Toyko Skytree (634 m/ 2080 ft) on the right
Meeting summary by Dr. Masashi Yanagisawa, University of Tsukuba and UT Southwestern at Dallas
Final slide by Dr. Masashi Yanagisawa, University of Tsukuba and UT Southwestern at Dallas