Location
The 56th International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic will take place from May 18 to 21, 2026 in Sendai, Japan. In the following, you will find the symposium venue, how to get there, and information about Sendai.
Symposium Venue
The symposium will take place at
Research Institute of Electrical Communication
(RIEC), Tohoku University.
Address:
Katahira 2-1-1 Aoba-ku, Sendai,
Miyagi 980-8577 Japan
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How to Get There
There are several ways to reach the symposium venue
(i.e., the Katahira campus).
By airplane:
- From Sendai Airport to the Katahira Campus
via Sendai Station
Take the Sendai Airport Access Line from Sendai Airport. It takes approximately 25 minutes to reach Sendai Station. From Sendai Station to the Katahira Campus, it takes 18 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by taxi. - From Sendai Airport to the Katahira Campus
By taxi, it takes about 60 minutes from Sendai Airport to the Katahira Campus.
By train:
- From Narita Airport to Sendai Station via Tokyo Station,
Ueno Station, or Nippori Station
- From Haneda Airport to Sendai Station via Tokyo Station
Information about Sendai
Sendai, located just 90 minutes from Tokyo Station by bullet train "Shinkansen," offers a perfect blend of samurai history and breathtaking coastal scenery.
Sendai, known as the "City of Trees," was founded in 1600 by the legendary warlord Date Masamune. Visitors can explore his legacy at the Sendai Castle Ruins, where a statue of the "One-Eyed Dragon" overlooks the city, or visit the ornate Zuihoden Mausoleum. Food lovers must try Gyutan (grilled beef tongue), the city's signature dish, along with Zunda (sweet edamame paste). In May, when the city's zelkova trees are cloaked in fresh green leaves, and Sendai is at its most beautiful, the city's early summer tradition, the Sendai Aoba Festival, takes place. The Sendai Aoba Festival features a parade of samurai and the traditional "Suzume Odori" dance performed with colorful fans, filling the town with energy. This festival honors Date Masamune, the founder of Sendai.
A short distance from Sendai, Matsushima Bay is celebrated for its scenic beauty, featuring over 260 pine-covered islands visible from a sightseeing cruise. Attractions include Zuiganji Temple and Godaido Hall. The area is also known for its fresh oysters.
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