Mogami River mouth
The river widens as it reaches the sea, cutting a broad, smooth band through the map and marking the town's historic role as a gateway for rice shipments.
Tabula geographica minimalis · Japan
Sakata — Sakata Map Poster & Print
38.9167° N / 139.8550° E
A Sea of Japan port where the Mogami River meets the coast, with the flat Shonai Plain spreading behind
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Sakata omnibus stilis
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In pariete
Sakata domi
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Sakata Map Poster & Print
Sakata sits on the Sea of Japan coast in Yamagata Prefecture, where the Mogami River meets the sea. From above, the river's wide final stretch and the port basins frame the older town, whose streets form a fairly regular grid on the flat ground. Beyond them the rice fields of the Shonai Plain spread out in neat rectangles, and a long, gently curving shoreline of dunes and pine belts runs along the coast.
For centuries Sakata was a major port for shipping rice. The Sankyo Soko rice warehouses, with their row of zelkova trees along the river, remain from that era. The Homma family of merchants became famous for their wealth here. To the north, Mount Chokai rises above the plain, and the city's area also includes the island of Tobishima offshore.
A Sakata map poster reads like a meeting of river, sea and field. The Mogami's mouth gives the composition a strong anchor, the port adds straight quays and basins, and the grid of the town sits between water and farmland. It is a calm, balanced map with a clear story about how the town made its living.
- Incolae
- 100,273
- Coordinatae
- 38.9167° N / 139.8550° E
- Altitudo
- 0 m
- Zona horaria
- Tokyo
- Regio
- Sakata, Japan
Riverside warehouses
The Sankyo Soko storehouses line the water in a long row, a small but distinct strip of buildings between the river and the town streets.
Shonai Plain
Behind the town, rice paddies form a patchwork of rectangular plots crossed by straight farm roads, a geometric counterpoint to the curving coast.
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Sakata: partem tuam in forma pone
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Cur Sakata
Tabula quae aliquid significat
Sakata suits anyone drawn to places shaped by water and trade: a river port, a long coast, a plain of rice fields. As a print it feels grounded and unhurried, a good fit for a study or a hallway where a busy image would feel out of place.
You can personalise the title, subtitle and coordinates, perhaps with a family name or the year of a visit. Blueprint suits the port and river well, while Classic black & white, Noir, Paper and Sand give warmer or starker alternatives.
Eme tabulam SakataQuid in fasciculis HD insit300 DPISine signo aquaticoPNG + PDF
| Magnitudo impressionis | Resolutio | Fasciculi |
|---|---|---|
| 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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Sakata Map Poster & Print — FAQ
Quomodo tabulam Sakata 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 Sakata 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 Sakata 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 Sakata 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?
Pro $9 accipis fasciculos PNG 300 DPI et PDF ad imprimendum paratos in omnibus sex magnitudinibus, sine nota aquatica, ut ubique imprimere possis. Nondum certus es? Prius specimen gratuitum cum nota aquatica demitte.