〜〜〜What is your “prefecture value”? ~~~
How many prefectures have you been to?
What prefectures have you lived in?
Where have you stayed?
A simple input will calculate your economic prefectural value!
Wow... my Keiken value is too low...?
Born in the early 2000s and still popular today, the web service's favorite app for smartphones is finally here!
[What is the prefectural value? ]
"Keiken value" was devised on the bulletin board "Doodle book" where geography enthusiasts gather on the geographic information site "Prefectures and Municipalities". The experience of 47 prefectures nationwide is divided into 6 levels, and the total score of 47 prefectures is used as the person's "prefectural value". In addition, the map of Japan where these prefectural values are colored is called a "prefectural value map".
"Keiken value" is pending trademark registration.
[Aggregation method of prefectural values]
The experience of each prefecture is applied to the following and quantified to become the prefectural value (as a guideline)
Residence: 5 points: Lived (including long-term stays of about 3 months)
Accommodation: 4 points: Stayed (excluding night trains)
Visits: 3 points: walked (never stayed)
Grounding: 2 points: Landed (transfer, rest at SA/PA, etc.)
Passing: 1 point: Passed (passed by train, car, port call by ship, etc. Excludes overflight by aircraft)
Unexplored ... 0 points: I haven't been there (I haven't even gone)
[About various publications]
You can freely distribute videos using this application, post on SNS, blogs and websites, publish in magazines and TV, broadcast, etc.
In addition, it is not necessary to contact us regarding publication.
Icon images and screenshot images can be used freely without reporting.
[About in-app materials]
This app is developed based on the ideas devised by the "prefectures and municipalities" (https://uub.jp/) community under the supervision of the prefectures and municipalities.
In addition, the Japanese map used in the app was developed based on the Japanese map data provided by "Free homepage template material store" (http://hp-sozai.net).
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at muratsuku(at)gmail.com.
How many prefectures have you been to?
What prefectures have you lived in?
Where have you stayed?
A simple input will calculate your economic prefectural value!
Wow... my Keiken value is too low...?
Born in the early 2000s and still popular today, the web service's favorite app for smartphones is finally here!
[What is the prefectural value? ]
"Keiken value" was devised on the bulletin board "Doodle book" where geography enthusiasts gather on the geographic information site "Prefectures and Municipalities". The experience of 47 prefectures nationwide is divided into 6 levels, and the total score of 47 prefectures is used as the person's "prefectural value". In addition, the map of Japan where these prefectural values are colored is called a "prefectural value map".
"Keiken value" is pending trademark registration.
[Aggregation method of prefectural values]
The experience of each prefecture is applied to the following and quantified to become the prefectural value (as a guideline)
Residence: 5 points: Lived (including long-term stays of about 3 months)
Accommodation: 4 points: Stayed (excluding night trains)
Visits: 3 points: walked (never stayed)
Grounding: 2 points: Landed (transfer, rest at SA/PA, etc.)
Passing: 1 point: Passed (passed by train, car, port call by ship, etc. Excludes overflight by aircraft)
Unexplored ... 0 points: I haven't been there (I haven't even gone)
[About various publications]
You can freely distribute videos using this application, post on SNS, blogs and websites, publish in magazines and TV, broadcast, etc.
In addition, it is not necessary to contact us regarding publication.
Icon images and screenshot images can be used freely without reporting.
[About in-app materials]
This app is developed based on the ideas devised by the "prefectures and municipalities" (https://uub.jp/) community under the supervision of the prefectures and municipalities.
In addition, the Japanese map used in the app was developed based on the Japanese map data provided by "Free homepage template material store" (http://hp-sozai.net).
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at muratsuku(at)gmail.com.
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