Transport corridors
Parallel rail lines and the expressway cross the southern plain in long straight strokes, giving the map a strong diagonal structure against the fine grain of the streets.
Tabula geographica minimalis · Japan
Ibaraki — Ibaraki Map Poster & Print
34.8164° N / 135.5683° E
A long city between Osaka and Kyoto, climbing from dense plains in the south to forested hills in the north.
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Ibaraki Map Poster & Print
Ibaraki is a city in the northern part of Osaka Prefecture, not to be confused with Ibaraki Prefecture northeast of Tokyo. It stretches in a long north-south strip: the southern half lies on the flat, densely built plain between Osaka and Kyoto, while the northern half rises into the wooded Hokusetsu hills, with villages and farmland in the valleys.
On the plain, the map is crossed by some of Japan's busiest transport corridors. Railway lines, the Tokaido Shinkansen and the Meishin Expressway run roughly parallel through the city, cutting clean lines across a fine mesh of residential streets. The Ai River flows down from the hills through the centre, and planned housing districts climb onto the lower slopes.
Architecture lovers know Ibaraki as the home of Tadao Ando's Church of the Light, a small concrete chapel in a quiet residential area. An Ibaraki map poster shows a different side of that same restraint: dense streets, straight rail lines and the sudden, almost empty space of the hills, a composition split cleanly between city and mountain.
- Incolae
- 287,730
- Coordinatae
- 34.8164° N / 135.5683° E
- Altitudo
- 18 m
- Zona horaria
- Tokyo
- Regio
- Ibaraki, Japan
The Ai River
Descending from the northern hills, the river runs through the city toward the plain, a thin winding line that connects the two halves of Ibaraki on the map.
Hokusetsu hills
The northern districts are mostly forest and narrow valleys, where only a few roads follow the streams. This quiet upper half balances the density below.
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Cur Ibaraki
Tabula quae aliquid significat
Ibaraki is home to many people who commute to Osaka or Kyoto, and to students and staff at nearby universities. Its map records daily life in the Kansai corridor, and the architectural association makes it a thoughtful choice for design lovers.
Add your own title, a subtitle such as your district or a moving-in date, and keep the coordinates line. Select one of five styles, from Noir to Paper, and choose digital files in six print sizes or a printed poster, framed if you like.
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| 30 × 40 cm11.8 × 15.7″ | 3,543 × 4,724 px | PNG · PDF |
| 29.7 × 42 cm (A3)11.7 × 16.5″ | 3,508 × 4,961 px | PNG · PDF |
| 42 × 59.4 cm (A2)16.5 × 23.4″ | 4,961 × 7,016 px | PNG · PDF |
| 45.7 × 61 cm18 × 24″ | 5,400 × 7,200 px | PNG · PDF |
| 50 × 70 cm19.7 × 27.6″ | 5,906 × 8,268 px | PNG · PDF |
| 61 × 91.4 cm24 × 36″ | 7,200 × 10,800 px | PNG · PDF |
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Ibaraki Map Poster & Print — FAQ
Quomodo tabulam Ibaraki emere possum?
Elige formam in summa pagina, deinde selige Tabulam Typis Impressam — magnitudinem et, si vis, compagem — vel Fasciculos Digitales HD. Emptio uno gradu conficitur, et pagina emptionis tuae statim renovatur ubi primum solutio confecta est.
Qualis est tabula Ibaraki typis impressa?
In charta opaca praestanti 200 gsm typis imprimitur, una ex sex magnitudinibus, a 30 × 40 cm usque ad 24 × 36″. Tabulae typis impressae incipiunt a $39, missione inclusa.
Possumne tabulam Ibaraki compagine inclusam emere?
Ita. Elige compagem ex solido ligno, colore nigro, albo, quercu naturali vel ligno obscuro. Vitro infrangibili instructa venit et ad suspendendum parata est. Tabulae compagine inclusae incipiunt a $99, missione inclusa.
Quantum temporis missio sumit, et quanti constat?
Missio gratuita est in plus quam 60 terras. Quodque poster ab proximo ex sociis nostris typographicis in plus quam 30 terris imprimitur et plerumque intra 3–7 dies negotiales advenit. Statum et vestigium sub «Mea mandata» sequi potes. Quaedam terrae 2–5 hebdomades requirunt, et ubi nondum mittimus, situs te ante solutionem monet.
Quid si tabula mea laesa pervenit?
Mitte nobis imaginem intra 14 dies post missionem acceptam, et eam gratis iterum imprimemus vel pecuniam tibi reddemus.
Possumne nomina nostra vel diem tabulae Ibaraki addere?
Ita. In instrumento huius paginae, titulum, subtitulum et lineam coordinatarum ad libitum muta, et formam ac magnitudinem elige. Emptiones typis impressae, compagine inclusae et digitales omnes exacte figuram tuam adhibent.
Quid cum fasciculis digitalibus HD accipio?
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