RESULT: Kanazawa Marathon Online 2023 GPS Art Contest
Yassanが審査員として参加した「金沢マラソン2023 GPSアートコンテスト」の結果発表が公開されました．
INFORMATION
mapbox/OpenStreetMap Online meetup #13
Yassan will be speaking at "mapbox/OpenStreetMap Online meetup #13", an online talk event for the mapping industry in Japan.
Saitama Pose
Yassan has released a course on GPSART.info, a GPS art course sharing site, where visitors can draw the "Saitama Pose," a signature pose of Saitama Prefecture residents, in time for Saitama Citizens' Day.
ONE TEAM March!
On October 8, just before the match versus Argentina, the "ONE TEAM March @ Marunouchi" was held, using the entire Marunouchi area as a canvas on which to draw ONE TEAM on foot.
ONE TEAM Daisakusen ep.2
Operation ONE TEAM", the project to send the biggest yell in history to the Japanese Rugby team, was completed and delivered to the Japanese Rugby team. We will continue to hold Yell events using GPS art. We will fill the whole of Japan with yell to further support the national team.
Kanazawa Marathon Online 2023 GPS Art Contest
Yassan will participate as a jury in the Kanazawa Marathon 2023 GPS Art Contest, an online event of the Kanazawa Marathon.
MEDIA: Yomiuri Shimbun
Yassan's activities were featured in the Yomiuri Shimbun, a popular Japanese newspaper. This is a feature article on GPS art. With the spread of smartphones, its use in social networking sites and events is increasing.
MEDIA: Almost
Yassan's activities were featured on Almost, an international news site for young people based in Taiwan.
ONE TEAM Daisakusen
Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd., the official sponsor of the Japanese national rugby team, has launched "ONE TEAM Daisakusen (Operation ONE TEAM)," a project to send the biggest yell to the Japanese national rugby team in history, its GPS art is designed by Yassan.
Ishikawa Garbage Pick-up and GPS Art Contest
Yassan will participate as a judge in the "Garbage Pickup and GPS art Contest," an environmental cleanup event organized by Ishikawa Prefectural Government. The event is organized by the Living Environment Department of Ishikawa Prefecture as a fun and enjoyable way to pick up trash in order to reduce the generation of marine debris and to promote participation in cleanup activities.