The World Wood Day 2020 Organizing Committee has been closely monitoring the epidemic situation of the Coronavirus. With the increasing number of confirmed cases in the Asia-Pacific area, we are deeply concerned for the health and welfare of all WWD participants and the general public while traveling and during the event. The World Wood Day 2020 Organizing Committee has reached a very difficult decision to cancel the World Wood Day 2020 event in Tokyo, Japan.
We greatly appreciate your interest and support for the World Wood Day event and we understand calling off the event is a disappointing news. However, World Wood Day is about who you celebrate with and how you can contribute to the world meaningfully. We encourage you to celebrate World Wood Day locally in your own way and hope to hear from you again in the future.
Thank you for your understanding.
Date: March 17th - 19th (Tue. - Thu.)
Location: Tokyo Ryutsu Center (TRC)
Date: March 20th - 22nd (Fri. - Sun.)
Location: Bunkyo Civic Hall (Big Hall)
*Concert Admissions for Sale
1 day Admission | JPY 3,000 |
3-day Package | JPY 5,000 |
Early Bird (USD) *before 23rd January, 2020 |
Regular (USD) | |
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Full | $210 | $250 |
Accompanying Person/ Student | $160 | $185 |
1) APA Hotel Sengakuji
(Please note that there is no dinner included or arranged by the organizers.)
Room Types | *Accommodation Fee (USD per night) |
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Single | $100 |
Twin (no longer available) | $75 per person |
2) Sakura Hotel Nippori
(Please select the room type which the Western style is limited.)
Room Types | *Accommodation Fee (USD per night) |
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Twin Room | $45 per person |
Triple Room | $37 per person |
The meal plan for dinner at the hotel restaurant will be US$15 available for participants who choose Sakura Hotel Nippori.
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