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The ICIAM 2023 is finally starting! Let’s meet at the venue! bit.ly/3P2miRn Today in Tokyo, a heatstroke alert has been issued. Please make sure to stay hydrated and take breaks as needed. #ICIAM2023

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Bldgs of Waseda Univ

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ICIAM 2023Tokyo starts tomorrow! The Imperial Palace in Tokyo is the primary residence of the Emperor of Japan. Although the inner grounds are generally not open to the public, the East Gardens are accessible and offer a glimpse of the palace’s beauty and history (1/2) #ICIAM2023
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These gardens showcase traditional Japanese landscaping and historical ruins, providing a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. Visitors can explore the gardens and enjoy the harmony between nature and architecture. (2/2)#ICIAM2023
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日本応用数理学会 retweeted
Springer Japan@SpringerJapan19 Aug 2023
【今日の数学者】1987年パリ開催以来 4年に一度だけ開かれている応用数学の国際会議ICIAM. 日本開催を記念して速水謙/JSIAM会長×岡本久/(JJIAM編集長による対談(英語)"People and their passions for ICIAM 2023 Tokyo"がPodcastに! 参加登録者数4700人超え #ICIAM2023 は明日から東京, 早稲田大学で.
SpringerMath@SpringerMath19 Aug 2023
🎉NEW EPISODE!🎉 #SpringerMathPodcast Have you ever been to Japan? In this episode, two Japanese mathematicians, Ken Hayami & Hisashi Okamoto, share some interesting background information that may enrich your experience at #ICIAM2023 Tokyo! 🎧 Listen: springermathpodcast.buzzspro…
Ken Hayami (left), born in 1956, obtained his master’s degree in 1981 from the University of Tokyo and began his career as a researcher at the NEC Corporation. He obtained PhD degrees from the Wessex Institute of Technology (1991) and the University of Tokyo (1993), respectively. In 1993, he joined the faculty of the University of Tokyo and later he moved to NII/Sokendai, where he is now professor emeritus. Ken Hayami has been the president of the Japan SIAM since June 2023. Hisashi Okamoto (right), born in 1956, obtained his PhD from the University of Tokyo in 1985, supervised by Hiroshi Fujita. He previously held positions at the University of Tokyo and the Research Institute of Mathematics (Kyoto University), and is now at Gakushuin University in Tokyo. He was an invited speaker at the 1998 International Congress of Mathematicians in Berlin. Hisashi Okamoto has been the editor-in-chief of the Japan Journal of Industrial and Applied Mathematics since 2016.

ALT Ken Hayami (left), born in 1956, obtained his master’s degree in 1981 from the University of Tokyo and began his career as a researcher at the NEC Corporation. He obtained PhD degrees from the Wessex Institute of Technology (1991) and the University of Tokyo (1993), respectively. In 1993, he joined the faculty of the University of Tokyo and later he moved to NII/Sokendai, where he is now professor emeritus. Ken Hayami has been the president of the Japan SIAM since June 2023. Hisashi Okamoto (right), born in 1956, obtained his PhD from the University of Tokyo in 1985, supervised by Hiroshi Fujita. He previously held positions at the University of Tokyo and the Research Institute of Mathematics (Kyoto University), and is now at Gakushuin University in Tokyo. He was an invited speaker at the 1998 International Congress of Mathematicians in Berlin. Hisashi Okamoto has been the editor-in-chief of the Japan Journal of Industrial and Applied Mathematics since 2016.

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2 days left to ICIAM2023Tokyo! Meiji Shrine is a serene Shinto shrine located in the heart of Tokyo, Japan. It’s dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, and it’s a place of spiritual significance and natural beauty. The shrine is ...(1/2) #ICIAM2023
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... surrounded by a lush forest, creating a peaceful atmosphere that contrasts with the bustling city just outside its gates. Remember to be respectful while exploring the grounds, and enjoy the serene beauty and cultural significance that Meiji Shrine offers.(2/2)#ICIAM2023
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3 days left to ICIAM2023Tokyo! Today’s temperature in Tokyo is 33°C, but the humidity is 61% Okonomiyaki is a tasty and unique Japanese dish that foreign tourists often enjoy. It’s often referred to as a “Japanese savory pancake” or “Japanese pizza.”  (1/3) #ICIAM2023
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At some restaurants, especially those where you can cook it yourself, you’ll find a hot iron griddle (teppan) right in front of you. This is where the fun begins! You get to mix and cook the ingredients yourself, creating your personalized okonomiyaki masterpiece (2/3) #ICIAM2023
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However, it’s important to note that the griddle is very hot, so be sure never to touch it directly. The staff will provide the necessary tools, usually spatulas and tongs, for you to safely cook your okonomiyaki (3/3)#ICIAM2023
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4 days left to ICIAM2023Tokyo! Onigiri is a hand-held rice ball, usually triangular in shape, wrapped in a sheet of seaweed (nori). Inside the rice, you’ll find a variety of fillings, such as pickled plum (umeboshi), grilled fish, ... (1/3) #ICIAM2023
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... tuna mayo, or other tasty options. Onigiri is convenient and perfect for a quick, satisfying bite while exploring Japan. You can find them in convenience stores, supermarkets, and even specialized onigiri shops. (2/3) #ICIAM2023
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They’re affordable, portable, and offer a taste of Japanese flavors. However, eating onigiri from convenience stores might require a bit of a learning curve for the uninitiated. (3/3) #ICIAM2023
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5 days left to ICIAM2023Tokyo! Today’s temperature in Tokyo is 27°C, but the humidity is 100%. It’s very steamy. Bento is a portable meal consisting of a variety of delicious items thoughtfully arranged in a compact box. (1/3) #ICIAM2023
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These items typically include rice, fish or meat, vegetables, and pickled treats. Bento boxes are convenient and popular for picnics, lunches, or even a quick bite on the go. They’re available in many places, including convenience stores, ... (2/3) #ICIAM2023
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... small bento specialty shops, local markets, and train stations, offering you a convenient and delicious way to explore Japanese cuisine during your travels. (3/3) #ICIAM2023
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ICIAM 2023 Tokyo@iciam202314 Aug 2023
The ICIAM2023 reception on the 20th, 19:00-20:30, will be held at RIHGA Royal Hotel Tokyo! #ICIAM2023 #ICIAM2023_committee rihga.com/tokyo
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日本応用数理学会 retweeted
ICIAM 2023 Tokyo@iciam202314 Aug 2023
Concerning the ICIAM2023, we, committee members and JSIAM twitter/X account @jsiam_org, tweet information with the hashtag #ICIAM2023 or #ICIAM2023_committee. Note: JSIAM is one of the organizer societies of the ICIAM2023.
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6 days left to ICIAM2023Tokyo! "お盆" is a traditional Japanese festival when it's believed that the spirits of ancestors come back to the world for a short visit. During this time, families welcome their ancestors, visit graves, and prepare special dishes... (1/2) #ICIAM2023
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It usually takes place in mid-August, and families often gather and return to their hometowns. There's also a traditional dance called "Bon Odori" that is enjoyed during this time (2/2) #ICIAM2023
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