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fukui-event

日本語のREADMEはこちらです: README.ja.md

This project visualizes the daily expected participant numbers for conventions held in Fukui, Japan. It lets you switch between fiscal year datasets and includes a complete, filterable list of all events.

Demo

The live demo is available at: https://code4fukui.github.io/fukui-event/

The page displays a stacked bar chart showing the total number of expected convention participants for each day. Below the chart, a detailed table lists all individual events, with options to filter and sort the data.

Features

  • Year Selection: Switches between available fiscal year datasets, currently 2025 and 2026.
  • Daily Visualization: Displays a stacked bar graph of daily expected participant numbers for the selected fiscal year (April to March).
  • Event Distribution: For multi-day events, the total participant count is distributed across each day of the event's duration.
  • Interactive Data Table: Provides a filterable and sortable table of all convention data, powered by the csv-viewer web component.

How It Works

  1. Data: Each fiscal year stores its convention schedule in {year}/fukui-event-all.csv.
  2. Visualization: The index.html page fetches the selected CSV, detects the fiscal year from the data, calculates the daily participant totals, and renders the stacked bar graph and data table using client-side JavaScript.

Usage

  1. View the Visualization: Open index.html in a web browser.

  2. Update the Data: Replace or edit {year}/fukui-event-all.csv.

Data Source

The data is sourced from the Convention Schedule (for general use) - Convention Materials | Official Fukui Prefecture Tourism/Travel Site | Fukui.com.

License

MIT License - see LICENSE.

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