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Point of Interest.png)
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Fishing Port.png)
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Hot SpringI took Wikimedia's svgs and turned them into pngs. These are all in the public domain, so if nothing else you can edit them to make your own map symbols.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Japanese Map Symbols
Ran across Japanese map symbols for the first time yesterday. Many of them are more modern than my pseudo-medieval needs, but I'm always interested in iconic representations. Here are a few I thought I might be able to use and that I found aesthetically pleasing:
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Point of Interest
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Monument
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Fishing Port
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Mine
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Hot Spring
Point of InterestMonumentFishing PortMineHot Spring
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You should send this to Sword + 1. He's the guy who created Ruins & Ronin, after all.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, been living in Japan 10 years and have never seen those. They might be old or I might be ignorant, but either way they'd look cool on an adventure map.
Hey, thanks. I was hoping someone in Japan might weigh in on these. I'm thinking these might be more official symbols on what would be the equivalent over here of USGS survey maps.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Strangely enough, I was using three dots to note points of interest on my sandbox maps until I realized it just made the map look cluttered.
ReplyDeleteHere in Denmark three dots are also generally used for sites of interest like ruins or other tourist attractions.
ReplyDeleteThe point of interest and hot springs are used, but the others are much more unusual.
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