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Get Denso Mapcode from Denso server using a bash command
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| wget http://post.denso-communications.jp/dn/navicon_start.php --method=POST --body-data="lat=35.872722875676274&lng=139.73869658316153" -O - -q | grep -Po '(?<=id="mapcode">)([^<]*)' |
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Thanks Martijn.
Still need to check if any random coordinate actually gives the correct answer.
But I found something I don't really understand yet.
Apparently the Longitude/Latitude of Japan are not the same as the Longitude/Latitude of the world (???)
So putting global lon/lat into Mapion doesn't actually works. Because they are not the same as the Japanese lat/lon... I don't know, I find this very confusing.
Apparently Japan has earthquake shifted lat/lon?
https://www.fig.net/resources/proceedings/fig_proceedings/fig_2002/Ts5-5/TS5_5_ishihara.pdf
This is all far beyond my comprehension. Pretty nuts if you ask me...
And way beyond my initial wish to just have a Japan Mapcode from under my cursor.