This map take you to major tourist spots in Hong Kong. Enjoy your stay in Hong Kong!

Hong Kong Map

This place is special to me because it is such a lovely, charming, and weird location in South Korea with a wonderful history. Imsil introduced cheese to the Korean diet in 1958, when a Belgian man moved to the region. He raised goats and made his own cheese, and the governor at the time requested that he teach the skill to others in the community. Imsil Cheese Theme Park provides a place to have fun, learn about cheese, and make it yourself!

Imsil Cheese Theme Park in South Korea

Spaceport Map Remix：SPACE AND OUTER SPACE

South Korea

ドラマ愛の不時着の撮影地（韓国）をまとめたマップです。

愛の不時着の撮影地（韓国）

Shows government and private railways (operational and under construction), stations steamer lines, underwater cables, roads. Also capital cities, hot springs, shines, temples, mines, resorts.

To make this map more legible and useful, small railway stations which do not lead to any special place of interest for foreign visitors are not shown

On verso, tourist information.

Scale 1:1,640,000 (for Hondo, Shikoku + Kyushu).
Scale 1:2,340,000 (for Chosen).

Insets:
Osaka and cities near by. Scale 1:367,000.
Tokyo and vicinity. Scale 1:350,000.
Hokkaido. Scale 1:2,530,000.
General map of Japan. Scale ca. 1:12,000,000.
Karafuto (Saghalien). Scale 1:3,700,000.

Railways of Japan (1927)

This is the English edition of the Polish Atlas Swiata. This massive atlas (weighing nearly 5.5 kilograms and containing 48 square meters of maps) is of high cartographic and aesthetic quality, and provides a rich assortment of thematic (over 400) as well as hundreds of physical and political maps. Includes pictures of the flag and a synopsis for each country. Liberal yet tasteful and effective use of tinted colors, especially for topography and bathymetry. Rich use of symbolism creatively conveys the data in a clear manner. Many maps of urban areas. Printed on beige paper. Printed in Warsaw, Poland. Book No. 08 001958 7. Post and screw binding coupled with frequent use of fold-out maps eliminates any problem with the gutter.

Korea. (inset) Cheju-do. Pergamon World Atlas

Korea, 1967

Bellin was an important maker of charts for the French Depot de la Marine. He was born in Paris in 1703 and educated as an engineer. He produced many important charts and published them individually and in compilations. The Neptune Francais was published in 1753 and the Hydrographie Francaise in 1756. His largest and most comprehensive work is the Petit Atlas Maritime with 581 charts (our copy has 582, including the rare "Carte Reduite des Decouvertes des Russe Entre L'Asie et L'Amerique.") that cover the coasts and important port cities of the known world. The Petit Atlas Maritime is probably the best compilation of plans of maritime towns and harbors of its time. Bellin died in Versailles in 1772. According to Tooley, Bellin issued an earlier version of this atlas in 1763 titled Petit Atlas Francois. The Duc de Choiseul provided financial support for the publication of the atlas. J. Arrivet is listed as engraver on the chart index pages and may also have engraved the charts themselves.

Carte du royaume de Kau-li ou Coree, copiee sur la carte Angloise.

Korea, 1764

1 atlas : 4 col. maps ; 25 cm. Cover title. Lithograph. In Japanese and
English. Orientation varies. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights.
Includes distance charts, charts of mountains, rivers, lakes on verso.
Includes preface and legend. East Asian Library call number: Cb153.

Dai Nippon Teikoku tetsudo senro meisho annai chizu = Guide to railways in Japan, with maps of the Northern Hemisphere, Manchurea & Corea : Kitahankyu ichiranzu Man-Kan ichiranzu chirishohyo / Aso Etsuzo. Meiji 38 [1905]

Japan (1905)

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Rand, McNally &amp; Company's indexed atlas of the world map of Japan.Copyright 1892, by Rand, McNally &amp; Co. (Chicago, 1897)

Japan (1897)

備考 
・ 折りたたみ28cm 
・「大阪毎日新聞大正十六年元旦附録」、「要塞司令部認可」 
・「（明治25年3月25日第三種郵便物認可）」 
・「大正16年1月1日　大阪毎日新聞　第15668號附録」 
・裏に「九州名所遊覧案内」あり

Pictorial Bird's-eye View Map of Grand Kyushu

Kyushu (1927)

Color pictorial map of Japan and Korea, published as a series of Mem-o-Maps at the end of World War II, as souvenirs for the military. Includes inset banner, Military personnel could fill in with their name, organization, etc. Shows various landmarks, place names and two banners "Came in on good ship" and "departed on good ship". Relief shown pictorially. Includes decorative compass rose oriented with north to left margin.

Mem-O-Map of Japan and Korea

Bird's-eye view map of Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Karafuto (Sakhalin). With insets of a globe depicted in the middle of main map, showing Japan and its colonies in red, Ryukyu Island, Taiwan and Karafuto. Published as supplement to newspaper 'Tokyo Asahi shinbun' issue no. 12352 in Nov. 3, 1921. Shows the topography, place names, mountains, rivers, roads and railways. Major railways are shown in bold red line. Planned railway lines shown in thin red lines. Text in Japanese.

Bird's-eye view map of the new Japan

Color map. Shows lines of air attack to Japan, distances, bases, major cities, population, rail roads, etc. Relief shown pictorially. Includes historical notes and text: "This map, in line and legend, pictures possibilities of invasion by way of China and Korea, by way of Russia and briefly, from the north by way of Alaska ..."

What are the possibilities of attacking the Islands of Japan?

William Adams 1707 map of Japan

Japan (1707)

スマートレシート使えるお店（リンク集）

China, 1901

This is a map of the spaceport and its related industries.

SPACEPORT MAP #2

スペースポートとその周辺産業を描いた地図です。

SPACEPORT MAP #1

SPACEPORT MAP #7

Map of China. Compiled by John A. Diakoff, scientific colaborator of the former Russian Oriantalist's Society ; Drawn by Mr. G. Primakoff. Engraved by Mr. P. Sergeeff. Approved by: Department of Education of the Three Eastern Provinces, Institute of Oriental and Commercial Sciences and Pedagogical Institute, Harbin. Recommended for use in Middle and High Schools. Published by Northern Trading Co., Ltd. & Mr. V.F. Yan-hsiun. Printed by the Lithography of the "Northern Trading Co., Ltd. Harbin. 1931. (insets) January Isotherms. (with) July Isotherms.

Map of China. Compiled by John A. Diakoff

China

The Chinese Empire and Japan

Chinese Empire and Japan, 1882

Relief shown by hachures.
Scale 1: 8,997,000

Rand, McNally & Co.'s China. Chinese Empire with Japan and Korea

East Asia (1903)

中文: 新版《時局圖》, 可能繪於1900年至1904年之間。作者謝纘泰用以表達19世紀末當時西方列強勢力佔侵中國地區的概況。 
English: Newer version of THE SITUATION IN THE FAR EAST (時局圖). Its author (Tse Tsan-tai, 1872-1939) depicted the western powers encroaching on China at the end of the nineteenth century in symbolic form. At the left "to be clear at a glance" (一目了然), at the right, "self-evident" (不言而喻). The bear representing Russia is intruding from the north, the bulldog head with a lion body representing the United Kingdom is in south China, with its tail around the Shantung peninsula (Wehai english colony was the seat of the British bulldog in the first version of the cartoon), the Gallic frog, is in southeast Asia, with an inscription "Fashoda", in reference to Fashoda Incident opposing Britain and France in Africa. The frog has the Hainan Island in its right hand, in reference to Guangzhouwan, and part of the Sichuan in its left hand. The bald eagle representing the United States is approaching from the Philippines (the U.S. had already invaded the Philippines at this time). On the eagle is written "Blood is thicker than water", a reference to U.S. Navy Commodore Josiah Tattnall's saying in 1859. The symbolic Sun behind Japan spreads its rays across Korea onto China, while Japan fishes for Taiwan. Qing Amban is on Tibet and chinese teacher on Mongolia and Xinjiang with turco-mongol man. Some other European countries, following Prussia, are waiting to invade China at the bottom of the map. 
Français : Nouvelle édition de « Carte de la situation politique » (時局圖), avec sur le coté gauche, « qu'on saisit à première vue » (一目了然) et à droite, « Cela va sans dire » (不言而喻). L'auteur (Tse Tsan-tai, 1872-1939) l'utilise pour exprimer l'invasion des puissances occidentale à la fin du XIXe siècle. L'ours représente la Russie au Nord, Le bulldog britannique (dessiné avec un corps de lion dont la queue entoure la Péninsule du Shandong, où se situait la colonie Britannique de Weihai), le Royaume-Uni au Sud-Est, la grenouille (vision britannique de la France), avec l'inscription Fashoda (en référence à la Crise de Fachoda, fashoda incident en anglais, opposant Britanniques et Français en Afrique), au Sud, venant d'Indochine (alors colonie française). La grenouille tient de la main droite l'île de Hainan, en référence à la possession de Kouang-Tchéou-Wan et la main gauche sur une partie du Sichuan. La Pygargue représente les États-Unis au dessus des Philippines qu'ils avaient à cette époque envahi. Le soleil du Japon caché sous derrière le pays envoie quelques rayons vers un fumeur d'opium chinois, allongé au milieu de la carte, tout en tenant d'un lasso Taïwan. Un Amban des Qing est au Tibet et un enseignant chinois, est sur la zone des turco-mongols (appelés Tartares par les européens) de Mongolie et du Xinjiang. Quelques autre pays font la queue pour envahir la Chine (en dessous de la carte) ; Prusse, suivie par d'autres pays européens, Empire austro-hongrois, Italie, Suisse...