COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
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Author:
Ohashi, Mitsuyoshi
author
Ohashi, Mitsuyoshi
Author
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Date:
1935
date
1935
Date
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Short Title:
20. Solid waste and polution
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20. Solid waste and polution
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Publisher:
Kyodo Print Co. Ltd.
publisher
Kyodo Print Co. Ltd.
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Publisher Location:
Tokyo, Japan
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Tokyo, Japan
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Type:
Statistical Diagram
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Statistical Diagram
Type
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Obj Height cm:
39
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39
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Obj Width cm:
27
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27
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Note:
Diagram, graph, and vignettes, showing solid waste, water and air pollution. Includes descriptive text.
note
Diagram, graph, and vignettes, showing solid waste, water and air pollution. Includes descriptive text.
Note
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Country:
Japan
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Japan
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false
City:
Tokyo (Japan)
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Tokyo (Japan)
City
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Subject:
Data Visualization
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Data Visualization
Subject
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Subject:
Statistical
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Statistical
Subject
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Full Title:
(Solid waste and polution). (to accompany) 東京市勢圖表 = Tōkyo Shisei Zuhyo = Graphic Illustration of Tokyo City. 東京市, Tokyo shi, Showa 10 (1935).
full_title
(Solid waste and polution). (to accompany) 東京市勢圖表 = Tōkyo Shisei Zuhyo = Graphic Illustration of Tokyo City. 東京市, Tokyo shi, Showa 10 (1935).
Full Title
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List No:
13438.025
list_no
13438.025
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Page No:
20
page_no
20
Page No
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Series No:
25
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25
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Publication Author:
Ohashi, Mitsuyoshi
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Ohashi, Mitsuyoshi
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false
Pub Date:
1935
pub_date
1935
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Pub Title:
東京市勢圖表 = Tōkyo Shisei Zuhyo = Graphic Illustration of Tokyo City. 東京市, Tokyo shi, Showa 10 (1935).
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東京市勢圖表 = Tōkyo Shisei Zuhyo = Graphic Illustration of Tokyo City. 東京市, Tokyo shi, Showa 10 (1935).
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Pub Reference:
Tufte, Envisioning Information, p. 106.
pub_reference
Tufte, Envisioning Information, p. 106.
Pub Reference
false
Pub Note:
Comprised of 44 pages of color maps, descriptive text, vignettes, statistical graphs, and diagrams, depicting in full detail the water system, administrative divisions, roads, railroads, subways, agriculture, industry, energy, population, economic development, police and fire departments of metropolitan Tokyo. Bound in navy blind-patterned cloth, in the original cardboard slipcase, with label pasted on the front. Maps created using isotype technique. “A classic in the development of the isotype technique in depicting information via coloured illustration or pictograms. The isotype (International System of Typographic Picture Education) was developed in Vienna between 1925 and 1934, which made its way to Japan quickly. It makes perfect sense from a language perspective that Japanese publishers, wishing for a broader audience, would adopt the new scientific isotype as a method of information transfer. The essence of isotype publications is the “transformation” of complex information into self explanatory visual charts or diagrams. Ohashi’s Tokyo Shisei Zuhyo communicates the social, economic, technological, architectural, and political elements of the city of Tokyo before the Second World War via brightly coloured isotypes. This “visual education” takes exciting form in varying mis-en-page, showing coloured charts of Tokyo’s water system, population growth, subway and train systems, architecture, esp. factory construction, living standards, occupations, etc. Regardless of the textual content, the book survives as a spectacular tour-de-force of book design and of colour printing.” (Ursus Books, 2020).
pub_note
Comprised of 44 pages of color maps, descriptive text, vignettes, statistical graphs, and diagrams, depicting in full detail the water system, administrative divisions, roads, railroads, subways, agriculture, industry, energy, population, economic development, police and fire departments of metropolitan Tokyo. Bound in navy blind-patterned cloth, in the original cardboard slipcase, with label pasted on the front. Maps created using isotype technique. “A classic in the development of the isotype technique in depicting information via coloured illustration or pictograms. The isotype (International System of Typographic Picture Education) was developed in Vienna between 1925 and 1934, which made its way to Japan quickly. It makes perfect sense from a language perspective that Japanese publishers, wishing for a broader audience, would adopt the new scientific isotype as a method of information transfer. The essence of isotype publications is the “transformation” of complex information into self explanatory visual charts or diagrams. Ohashi’s Tokyo Shisei Zuhyo communicates the social, economic, technological, architectural, and political elements of the city of Tokyo before the Second World War via brightly coloured isotypes. This “visual education” takes exciting form in varying mis-en-page, showing coloured charts of Tokyo’s water system, population growth, subway and train systems, architecture, esp. factory construction, living standards, occupations, etc. Regardless of the textual content, the book survives as a spectacular tour-de-force of book design and of colour printing.” (Ursus Books, 2020).
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Pub List No:
13438.000
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13438.000
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Pub Type:
Statistical Atlas
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Statistical Atlas
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false
Pub Type:
City Atlas
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City Atlas
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false
Pub Maps:
40
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40
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Pub Height cm:
45
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45
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Pub Width cm:
32
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32
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Image No:
13438025.jp2
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13438025.jp2
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Download 1:
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<a href=https://www.davidrumsey.com/rumsey/download.pl?image=/190/13438025.jp2 target=_blank>Full Image Download in JP2 Format</a>
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Download 2:
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<a href=https://www.extensis.com/support/geoviewer-9 target=_blank >GeoViewer for JP2 and SID files</a>
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Authors:
Ohashi, Mitsuyoshi
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Ohashi, Mitsuyoshi
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