Top Page shows the following:
Click the map image or [Map Search] button in the maps, and you wil go to the Search locations page.
If the Terms of Use appears, read it carefully and click [Agree] button.
Search locations page shows the following:
You can specify the location in the map by seaching for an address.
There are two ways to search by address:
Enter an address/zip code or a part of it, and click [Search] button.
The list of search results corresponding to the address appears.
Click the address you want to view.
A map page centered at the address chosen is displayed.
Click the link "Search from the address list".
The list of Cities and Sections is displayed. ※Sample) Chiyoda-ku
The list of Subsections is displayed for the selected City or Section.
Select a Subsection you want to view. ※Sample) Kasumigaseki
The list of Block Nos. for the selected Subsection is displayed.
Click the link "Show the map around", and you can stop narrowing down by address and view a map page.
Select a Block No. to narrow down by address further. ※Sample) Kasumigaseki1
When a Block No. is selected, the list of Branch Nos. is displayed.
Select the link "Show the map around" or a Branch No. you want to view from the list. ※Sample) 1
【追加】When a Block No. is selected, the list of Branch Nos. is displayed.
Select the link "Show the map around" or a Branch No. you want to view from the list. ※Sample) 1
A map page centered at the selected address is displayed.
You can specify the location you want to view from the illustrated map.
Click the location you want to view, and a map page centered at the address chosen is displayed.
Place the cursor on the map and hold down the left mouse button. Move the mouse vertically and horizontally.
Click an arrow button on the outer frame of the map. The map moves in the arrow's direction.
Place the cursor on the map and double-click. The map will be centered at the clicked location.
Click a direction arrow and the map moves in that direction.
The red frame in the index map shows the display area in the map page. To minimize the index map, click the Minimize button in the upper right of the index map.
Drag the red frame to move the map page.
There are three ways to change the map scale: "By scale bar," "By mouse wheel," and "By specifying area".
Place the cursor on the map and move mouse wheel vertically.
Click "+" (enlarge) or "-" (reduce).
Hold down "Enlarge area to the dragged point" or "Reduce area to the dragged point" and specify the area on the map.
* The map is displayed at a scale close to the area specified.
You can switch the information displayed on the map.
Click [Switch Map] and select the map you want to view.
The selected map is displayed.
Check the checkbox of the data you want to view.
Only the checked data will be displayed on the map.
* Click "Check all" or "Uncheck all" to select all the data for "display/non-display".
Select the name of the map to be displayed in the background.
The background you select is displayed.
* The background map displayable differs, depending on the type of map.
Click the icon or symbol whose information you want to see.
Information of the selected facility is displayed.
You can display the facility of the selected feature at the center.
Click "Show the feature centered on map" in the "Detailed Information" window.
A map page centered at the selected feature is displayed.
Searches for facilities nearby in the map displayed currently.
Click a facility name, and detailed information appears.
Click the X button at the upper right of the window to exit.
Click [Measure] to display the Measurement tool. With this, you can make measurements on the map.
Select the "Distance" tab in the [Measure] window.
Click two points or more on the map.
A red line appears connecting those points. The "Distance" is also displayed.
Select the "Area" tab in the [Measure] window.
Click three points or more on the map.
A geometrical figure appears surrounding the locations specified. Its "Perimeter" and "Dimentions" is also displayed.
Select the "Circle" tab in the [Measure] window.
Specify the values of the circle and click on the map.
A circle appears centered at the clicked point.
Select the "Coordinates" tab.
Click on the map, and the coordinates of the clicked point (Geographic coordinate, Projected coordinate) are displayed.
You can draw points, lines, polygons, circles, and texts in the map.
This is helpful when you, for instance, make a map of a particular district.
Click [Draw] button.
Select "Point" from the types of symbols, and select an icon.
Click the map. At the point clicked, the icon appears.
Click [Fix].
Select "Line" from the types of symbols, and select setting.
Click two points or more on the map. A line appears connecting the clicked points.
Click [Fix].
Select "Polygon" from the types of symbols, and select setting.
Click three points or more on the map. A geometrical figure appears surrounding the clicked points.
Click [Fix].
Select "Circle" from the types of symbols, and select setting.
Click on the map. Centered at the clicked point, some concentric circles appear.
Click [Fix].
* If multiple circles are chosen, circles are drawn at a space of the radius.
Select "Buffer" from the types of symbols, and select setting.
Click on the map. The buffer appears at the clicked location.
Click [Fix].
* If multiple circles are chosen, circles are drawn at a space of the radius.
Select "Text" from the types of symbols, enter the text(s) you want, and select setting.
Click on the map. The text appears at the clicked location.
Click [Fix].
1. You can save a drawn image in the KML file format.
2. Select "Save file" while the image you want to save is being displayed.
Click [Save].
When the system is ready to download a KML file, click [Save].
Select "Import".
Click [Refer] and select the KML file to upload.
Click [Open] to display the image on the map.
You can print the map page currently displayed. Click [Print] button.
The Print setting page appears as a new page.