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Code for History’s Name Dedicated at the Temporary Main Sanctuary of Juzo Shrine in Wajima
On New Year’s Day 2024, as people across Japan were celebrating the beginning of a new year and traveling to visit family and friends, the Noto Peninsula was struck by a devastating earthquake. The region then faced further hardship, including ground uplift, retreating coastlines, isolated communities, and later, severe damage caused by heavy rainfall. I […]
Soshigaya Child-Rearing Map Is Now Available
祖師谷子育てネットワークが制作された、小田急 祖師ヶ谷大蔵駅を中心に子育て世代に役立つ情報を掲載したマップがMaplatを使ってデジタル化されました。
Sponsoring the 18th “Community Safety and Security Map Contest”
Code for History is proud to become a sponsoring organization for the 18th Community Safety and Security Map Contest, organized by the Research Center for Disaster Mitigation of Historic Cities at Ritsumeikan University. This annual contest, now in its 18th year, invites elementary school students from across Japan to create maps based on their own […]
Maplat Adopted for the “Mitaka Past & Present Map”
Maplat has been adopted for the Mitaka Past & Present Map, created by M.T. Planning Inc. — a planning and design company focused on shaping the future through ICT — in collaboration with the Mitaka Network University Promotion Organization. The project was supported by a FY2023 industry-academia-public collaborative research grant. In Mitaka City, Tokyo, a […]
Maplat Adopted for the “Tsutsui Castle Ruins Map”
The Yamato-Koriyama Historical Society has released the Tsutsui Castle Ruins Map. The map was produced by the society with support from the FY2023 Yamato-Koriyama City Community Development Idea Support Program, and Maplat was adopted as the mapping platform for the project. Tsutsui Castle Ruins Map