This ancient temple was established by Prince Shotoku (Shotokutaishi), the first Regent of Japan. The five-story pagoda is a symbol of Higashiyama.
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April 20-21, 2024
The 8th Japan-Taiwan Conjoint Slide Conference
Thank you very much for your participation in the conference.
It was a wonderful opportunity for fostering friendship and mutual enhancement between pathologists from Taiwan and Japan.
We extend our gratitude to all the participants.
Photo album are now available! Presentation file (T-2, J-5) are now available!
Photo album
You can also acceess via Lightroom (2024.04.28 19:30 update: photos are now available for download).
Welcome to Kyoto
Dear Colleagues from Taiwan,
We Japanese devision of IAP members are delighted to welcome you to Kyoto, marking the renewal of our friendship. With the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us, we look forward to sharing interesting cases, cultural experiences, and building stronger bonds. Let this be the start of a refreshed chapter in our relationship, characterized by shared experiences and strengthened connections. Over the past five years, pathology practice in Japan has changed; gene panel tests are now covered by government insurance, and a certification system for molecular pathologists has been established. Clinicians are increasingly seeking more precise information from pathologists for patient care. We expect that we have much to learn from our Taiwanese colleagues.
Safe travels, and we eagerly await the pleasure of hosting you in Kyoto.
Warm regards,
羽賀博典
Program at a glance
The 8th Japan-Taiwan Conjoint Slide Conference
Date
April 20-21, 2024Location
Inamori Hall, Shirankaikan, Kyoto University, JapanHosted by Department of Pathology, Kyoto University Hospital
Kyoto City Tour
09:00-18:00, April 20thBus Tour by Japanese and Taiwanese participants
Registration
08:30-09:00, April 21stBus transportation from the hotel to the venue (Inamori Hall)
Slide Conference
09:10-12:40, April 21stat Inamori Hall
5 from Japan, 5 from Taiwan
Poster Session
10:25-11:05, April 21stat Hall lobby
Farewell party/lunch
12:40-14:00, April 21stat Yamauchi Hall (next to Inamori Hall)
Participation Guide
Access to Kyoto
From Osaka International Airport (Itami)
Limousine buses depart every 20-30 minutes from Osaka International Airport to Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit (2-minute walk to the hotel). The fare is 1,340 yen. Click here for boarding information, here for timetable
Train is not recommended due to multiple transfers.
Private transfers by cab are also available (see here)
From Kansai International Airport (KIX)
Limousine buses depart every 20-30 minutes from Kansai International Airport to Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit (2-minute walk to the hotel). The fare is 2,600 yen. Click here for boarding information, here for timetable
The direct express train "Haruka" runs from Kansai Airport Station to Kyoto Station every 30 minutes. The fare is about 3,000 yen. Please click here for the timetable.
Private transfers by cab are also available (see here)
Access to the venue
April 20th, 2024
Kyoto City Tour participants should meet at the entrance of the Miyako Hotel at 8:45 a.m. After the tour, the bus will go directly to The Thousand Kyoto, the venue for the welcome reception. Those who do not attend the welcome party will be dropped off at the Miyako Hotel.
April 21st, 2024
A shuttle bus will run from the entrance of Miyako Hotel to Shirankaikan, and will leave at 8:15 a.m. Please make sure to be on time.
Linear bus service (HOOP) is available from Kyoto University to Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit. Please ask for a bus coupon if you wish to use it.
Booklet
We will provide a printed booklet to participants upon registration at the reception.
Instructions for presenters
Each case review will be allotted 15 minutes, and the process will proceed as follows:
- The discussant will provide a brief summary of the case, discuss the histological findings, and, if necessary, present a list of differential diagnoses, concluding with their own diagnosis.
- Subsequently, the submitter will present the submitter's answer.
- Finally, under the direction of the moderator, there will be a discussion involving all participants.
While there is no limit on the number of slides, both submitters and discussants are requested to adhere to a 5-minute time limit.
Although the natural flow would be Submitter -> Discussant -> Submitter's Answer -> Discussion, due to the limited time, it has been arranged in this manner. Thank you for your cooperation.
How to view virtual slides
Japan cases (J-1~5)
Taiwan cases (T-1~5)
You can log in using any of the usernames provided below. However, please note that simultaneous logins with the same username are limited to 5 users. In case you encounter any errors, kindly try logging in with a different username.
Cases
Case 1 (T-1) - Retroperitoneum, Tumor excision
Discussant
大江知里 Chisato Ohe (Osaka Metropolitan University)
Submitter
林士堯 Shih-Yao Lin (Taipei Veterans General Hospital)
Moderator
賴瓊如 Chiung-Ru Lai (Taipei Veterans General Hospital)
Case 2 (J-1) - Sacrum, open biopsy and resection
Discussant
胡家發 Chia-Fa Allen Hu (Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital)
Submitter
間敬邦 Hirokuni Hazama (Kyushu University)
Moderator
久岡正典 Masanori Hisaoka (University of Occupational and Environmental Health)
Case 3 (T-2) - Lung, right lower lobe, wedge resection
Discussant
長峯理子 Michiko Nagamine (National Cancer Center Hospital East)
Submitter
李沛航 Pei-Hang Lee (Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital and Chang Gung University College of Medicine)
Moderator
黃玄贏 Hsuan-Ying Huang (Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital and Chang Gung University College of Medicine)
Case 4 (J-2) - Dura mater
Discussant
黃彥碩 Yen-Shuo Huang (Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital)
Submitter
塩見達志 Tatsushi Shiomi (Kawasaki Medical School)
Moderator
湊宏 Hiroshi Minato (Ishikawa Prefectural Central Hospital)
Case 5 (T-3) - Nasal cavity, maxillectomy
Discussant
大園一隆 Kazutaka Ozono (Kumamoto University Hospital)
Submitter
許惠婷 Hui-Ting Hsu (China Medical University Hospital)
Moderator
杭仁釩 Jen-Fan Hang (Taipei Veterans General Hospital)
Case 6 (J-3) - A case of parotid gland tumor
Discussant
張中亭 Sabrina Chang (Taipei Veterans General Hospital)
Submitter
小野佐和子 Sawako Ono (Okayama University)
Moderator
浦野誠 Makoto Urano (Fujita Health University Bantane Hospital)
Case 7 (T-4) - Gingiva and maxilla, excision
Discussant
山下大祐 Daisuke Yamashita (Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital)
Submitter
鄭子謙 Tzu-Chien Cheng (Keelung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital)
Moderator
王任卿 Ren Ching Wang (China Medical University Hospital, Taichung)
Case 8 (J-4) - A case of Unknown Primary Cancer
Discussant
張佳平 ChiaPing Chang (Taipei Veterans General Hospital)
Submitter
都築豊徳 Toyonori Tsuzuki (Aichi Medical University)
Moderator
牛久哲男 Tetsuo Ushiku (University of Tokyo)
Case 9 (T-5) - Nasal, paranasal, and skull base tumors
Discussant
合田直樹 Naoki Gouda (Kyoto University)
Submitter
陳琬清 Wan-Ching Chen (Taichung Veterans General hospital)
Moderator
鄭永銘 Yung-Ming Jeng (National Taiwan University)
Case 10 (J-5) - Lung, left upper lobe, lobectomy
Discussant
黃中彥 Chung-Yen Huang (National Taiwan University Hospital)
Submitter
寺本祐記 Yuki Teramoto (Kyoto University Hospital)
Moderator
松原修 Osamu Matsubara (Hiratsuka Kyosai Hospital)
Welcome Reception
THE THOUSAND KYOTO (18:00-20:00, April 20)
MAIN BANQUET KACHO
Elaborately designed like the temples and shrines of Kyoto with a white underlying tone.
Venue
Main Banquet "Kacho"
Buffet style
Please take whatever you like.
Style
Buffet
Cuisine
Original Japanese cuisine using ingredients from Kyoto in spring
Cuisine
Creative Japanese food
Drinks
Soft drinks, sake, beer, and wine are available.
Drinks
Soft drinks and alcohol
Kyoto City Tour
Let's enjoy the spring tour in Kyoto together and deepen the friendship between Japanese and Taiwanese pathologists!
The founder of this temple is a Shogun Sakanoue Tamuramaro of the Heian Period.The Main Hall (a national treasure), the Niomon Gate and the pagoda (important cultural assets), and the Jojuin garden (a place of scenic beauty) were all designated part of Kyoto’s World Heritage Site in 1994.
This large and important shrine, also called “Gion-san,” has a lot of cultural assets, and is celebrated every summer in the Gion Festival.
Harise is a long-established ryotei restaurant. Please enjoy the traditional taste of Kyoto.
With a professional guide, we will tour Heian Shrine, Kyoto University, Kamo River, Gosho (Imperial Palace), Nijo-jo Castle, Ninna-ji Temple, etc.
The Togetsu-kyo Bridge has been a landmark in Western Kyoto's Arashiyama District for over four hundred years. The wooden bridge spans the Katsura River in front of Arashiyama Mountain, offering incredible views. The spring cherry blossoms and fall colors draw large crowds, as the scenery is spectacular.
Bamboo groves are one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Kyoto, Standing in the midst of the towering bamboo forest, you feel as if you are in another world.
Tenyru-ji is a major temple of the Rinzai School. It was built in 1339 on the former site of Emperor Go-Daigo's villa. The main attraction of Tenryu-ji Temple is "Cloud Dragon" (unryu-zu) and the Zen garden dating back to the 14th century.
Registration For Taiwanese
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Registration For Japanese
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For Case Submitters
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