Kyoto, Japan, 1 June 2011
1 June 2011 09:40-17:40
This Kyoto forum will be held with the hope that becoming a good opportunity for exchanging opinions
between CSS WG members and the stakeholder for Asian Text Layout.
Prior to Kyoto forum, "Text Layout for the Next Generation Web Browser Working Group"
will convene the conference at Tokyo and will discuss many issues and requirements
about Japanese/Asian vertical layout( Tokyo forum day : 30th May, 2011).
This Tokyo forum will mainly consist of Asian stakeholders.
After that, feedback of Tokyo forum and technical discussion with CSS WG members will be made at Kyoto forum.
Tokyo forum : 30th May, 2011 (Translation service will NOT be provived)
Kyoto forum : 1st June, 2011 (Translation service from Japanese into English will be provived)
The goal of this forum is providing an opportunity to CSS community people
and let them directly talk with the CSS WG participants so that both the group participants
and community people can have better mutual understanding and greater interest in each other's work.
Also considering what kind of organization and/or mechanism would better fit updating the existing CSS specifications.
Text Layout for the Next Generation Web Browser Working Group
Please contact register@css-forum.jp if you have any questions.
Time | Details |
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Opening | |
09:40-09:45 |
Opening Talk speaker : Junichi Kishigami(NTT Cyber Solutions Labs) |
Presentation | |
09:45-10:55 |
Session1 Future vision for the Japanese CSS layout - Web and e-publishing - speaker : Koji Ishii(W3C CSS WG Editor) [slides], Nat McCully(Adobe Systems Inc.) [slides] |
11:05-12:15 |
Session2 KUMIHAN project speaker : Masaki Yamabe(Alliance Port, LLC) |
Lunch meeting Luncheon(tables will be divided on each topics) All participants can attend for free. |
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13:45-14:55 |
Session3 Speech about e-publishing business from Japanese UE vendor speaker : Keitaro Hanada(Sharp Corporation) [slides] |
15:05-16:15 |
Session4 Feedback of Tokyo forum about standardization issues regarding with e-books and characters speaker : Taichi Kawabata(NTT) [slides] |
16:25-17:35 |
Session5 Feedback of Tokyo forum about Japanese vertical layout issues regarding with Web designing speaker : Kazuyuki Ashimura(W3C/Keio) Slides |
Closing | |
17:35-17:40 |
Closing Talk speaker : Koji Ishii(W3C CSS WG Editor) |
The forum will be mainly conducted in Japanese. Translation service from Japanese into English will be provided.
Date | Event | Room |
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6/1 | Main Session |
Room2 Conference Room, 2F, Building 4, West Area Room’s cap. is approximately 100 people |
Luncheon | Atrium Open Space, 1F, Building 1, East Area |
These sites are Japanese version only.
Informal / Casual
Please register for the meeting by sending e-mail to register@css-forum.jp
The subject of registration mail must be REGISTER_KYOTO.
Registration will be closed when we have full participants.
UTC + 9 hours, no summer time
Kansai International Airport (KIX) is suggested as the most convenient airport for participants from outside Japan.
See also: Access to Kyoto and KRP
Flights from airports in the Tokyo area, including Narita and Haneda, arrive at ITM about once an hour. From ITM, take a limousine bus or shuttle taxi, which takes 55 minutes to Kyoto Station.
See also:
100V, 60Hz. The power plug has two flat, parallel blades, usually ungrounded only.
WiFi will be provided.
Name | JPY |
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Hotel Granvia Kyoto | 11,000~ |
Kyoto Century Hotel | 5,200~ |
Hotel New Hankyu Kyoto | 9,000~ |
Hotel Hokke Club Kyoto | 7,350~ |
APA Hotel Kyoto Ekimae | 6,000~ |
APA Hotel Kyoto Eki Horikawadori | 5,500~ |
Rihga Royal Hotel, Kyoto | 7,000~ |
New Miyako Hotel, Kyoto | 7,800~ |
Kyoto Tokyu Hotel | 6,700~ |
ANA Hotel Kyoto | 13,700~ |
Hyatt Regency Kyoto | 12,000~ |
Name | JPY |
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Kyoto Ryokan Heianbo | 5,500~ |
Ryokan Sanki | 4,500~ |
Kagariya Guest House | 2,500~ |
nine hours(capsule hotel) | 400/1h~ |
Note: These are the minimum single room/single person rates which could be quickly checked on the web.
Before you make reservation, please contact each hotel and ask for details.
Reference Information: The 91st MPEG Kyoto Meeting