FingerNavi~AizuMisato~

iPhone / Navigation

This is the tourist navigation app of Aizumisato-machi Fukushima Prefecture. Our local mascot character, Aizu-jigen guides you to the tourist spots in Aizumisato-machi.
Why don't you join and visit Aizumisato-machi with the attractions of nature, history and traditional culture.


Features:
1. You can easily recognize your route to the destination by the overlaid images. The direction to follow is indicated by the finger cursor.
2. You can check where the destination is located from the current location on the map.
3. The destination can also be set up by typing and selecting from the list and the map.
4. Detailed information of the destinations (photos, tel, address, facility details)

Description:
1. After starting the app, select a destination from the bar menu below.
2. Set the destination either from the list or the map. Tap ">" on the right for detailed information of the destination, and you can then set the destination.
3. After completing the destination setting, the navigation screen will appear and start navigating you.
4. When you are approx. 50 meters from the destination, a pop-up window will appear.
5. If you select the destination again, a new navigation will start.
6.After you arrive at your destination, the audio guide can be listened to.

Notes:
1.Application requires an electronic compass and GPS enabled device.
2. Frequent use of the compass and GPS sensors results in high battery usage.Prolonged use may result in accelerated battery drain.
3. The map is displayed using the standard iPhoneOS map API and requires a connection to a communications network or other network by Wifi to accurately display location information.Map information may transfer large amounts of data.
4. May not function properly near strong magnetic or electronic fields.May be resolved by changing your location slightly.
5. Please do not use this application while driving.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Information that can be used in an emergency and a guidance function to evacuation sites have been added.