都道府県マップ

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都道府県マップ

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Last edited Jul 26, 2016

Created on Jul 19, 2016

A choropleth map of Japanese prefectures visualizes the birthplaces of Western-style painters from the Meiji era. Each prefecture is colored according to the number of painters born in a selected year, with a legend mapping values to a white-cyan-red gradient. Users click year labels to update the map's fill colors, with a zoom behavior for navigation. The visualization uses the d3.v3 library, d3.geo.path with a Mercator projection, and reads prefectural border data from 'japan.topojson' and painter data from 'meiji_gaka.csv'. Hovering over a prefecture displays a tooltip with the prefecture name, painter count, and their names.

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明治洋画家の出自 笠間日動美術館「日本近代洋画への道」日動出版、２００７年 森山秀子・伊藤絵里子「山岡＋石橋コレクションでみる洋画家たちの明治」石田大成社、２０１３年 wikipedia『洋画家』　https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/洋画家

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