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The J-PARC muon facility is a pulsed muon beam facility located in the Materials and Life Science Experimental Facility. It has four muon beamlines and seven experimental areas in operation, and a new beamline (H-line) and two new experimental areas (H1 and S2 area) started operation in January 2022. They are used for fundamental physics experiments, such as precise measurements of muoniums, and a search for -e conversion. Further extension of the H-line is ongoing to develop a novel low emittance muon beam for a muon g-2/EDM experiment and a muon transmission microscope. For more future planning, the conceptual design of a new target station, which allows for over 50 times more intense muons, is underway.
T. Yamazaki (Fri,) studied this question.