Address polygon data that represents the area of towns, districts, and city blocks across the entire country.
It includes polygons and names for each town, block, and neighborhood, and can be used for reverse geocoding and highlighting town/district boundaries. It is updated 12 times a year to immediately respond to changes in administrative boundaries.
It can be used for a variety of GIS applications, including marketing analysis, disaster preparedness planning, and environmental improvement simulations.
In marketing analysis, it can be used to understand detailed customer attributes and density in a target region.
In disaster preparedness planning, the boundaries of areas prone to flooding and areas at risk of landslides can be accurately displayed at the town/district level, allowing for more specific information to be provided to residents.
In environmental improvement simulations, it can be used to evaluate the impact of new infrastructure development in advance.
Addresses can be determined from specific points (such as stores).
By identifying address polygons with a high purchase history for specific products, you can target promotions to areas with similar characteristics.
By overlaying river flooding and landslide hazard zones with address polygons, we can identify dangerous areas,
This can be used for issuing evacuation orders.
