れきちず

Following the multilingual support (Japanese, Hiragana, English) added to the historical map service “Rekichizu,” this article introduces how to implement a map with language switching using MapLibre GL JS. What is Rekichizu? Rekichizu is a web service that lets you browse maps of the late Edo period (around 1800-1840) in a modern design. Multilingual support was added in November 2025, and the following three styles are provided. Language Style URL Japanese https://mierune.github.io/rekichizu-style/styles/street/style.json Hiragana https://mierune.github.io/rekichizu-style/styles/street/style_hira.json English https://mierune.github.io/rekichizu-style/styles/street/style_en.json Simple HTML Version Here is an example implemented with plain HTML + JavaScript without any framework. The display language is switched based on a GET parameter (?lang=en). ...

Overview “Rekichizu x Next.js” is a web application built with Rekichizu and Next.js. I have added a route registration feature to this web application, which I will introduce here. Feature Introduction Access the top page and click the “Manage My Routes” button. You will be prompted to log in, so click the “Login” button in the upper right corner. After logging in, a list screen like the following will be displayed. ...