Come on! "SAKA" in Shibuya! [iPad]

*** Introduction ***
Enjoy the slope streets (SAKA) in Shibuya area of Tokyo with a short play on a hand-drawn map, which you may never find in the tourist guidebooks.
The spatial multimedia content and the story are created by the students of Aoyama Gakuin University, which is very close to Shibuya.

The content includes:
- A georeferenced hand-drawn map focusing on slope streets near Shibuya Station
- 7 POIs on the map with photos, audio guide and text information.
- A walking route to enjoy the slope streets

You can:
- Enjoy the slopes by walking along the designed route
- Show your current location and footprints on the hand-drawn map
- Visit the POIs to enjoy the audio of a short play and get information of the streets
- Take your own photos for the POIs
- Playback the recorded footprints and review the tour

*** Content Creators ***
Daisuke Araki (荒木 大輔)
- Voice of Mr. Slope
- Scripts
- Fieldwork

Yoshiyasu Okamura (岡村 吉泰)
- Voice of Narrator
- Illustrated Map
- Photos
- Fieldwork

Noel Kawashima (川島 如恵留)
- Voice of Slope Jr.
- Illustrated Map
- Script Modification
- Fieldwork

Special Thanks to
Yudai Satsuma (薩摩 佑大) for composing the background music.

# The content was completed in July 2015, when the authors were undergraduate students (Grade 3) of Okabe Lab. in School of Cultural and Creative Studies, Aoyama Gakuin University (青山学院大学), in Tokyo, Japan.

*** Request of Donation ***
This app and its contents will be improved by users’ feedbacks. We really appreciate if you donate your moving trajectory and some of the operating logs, as important data source for us to modify maps and software and further analyses for improving users’ environment of sightseeing. The data donation is totally anonymous and optional. You can decide after reading the agreements.

*** Developers ***
This app is developed by Arikawa Lab. of Center for Spatial Information Science (CSIS), the University of Tokyo.
It is part of Manpo Project, and one of the Manpo App Series.
For more details, please visit ubimap.csis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ManpoProject/, or contact manpo@csis.u-tokyo.ac.jp.