Below is a list of popular traffic signs as seen in Japan.
Beginner Driver's Mark
A driver must display this mark on the car for one year after obtaining a driver’s license. |
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Aged Driver's Mark
Displayed on cars driven by a person over 70. Not obligatory. |
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No Entry
Road closed for vehicles including bicycles. |
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No Entry
Road closed for vehicles and pedestrians |
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No Entry
A one-way road with traffic coming towards you |
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One Way | |
No Parking
Numbers indicate hours (e.g. no parking from 8am to 8pm) |
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No Parking or Stopping
Numbers indicate hours (e.g. between 8am to 8pm) |
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Parking Allowed | |
Stopping Allowed | |
Stop | |
Go Slow Drive at a reduced speed | |
Follow the direction of the allows | |
No Overtaking | |
Maximum Speed Limit | |
Minimum Speed Limit | |
Dead End
Note: Dead end signs vary but are usually written in these words. |
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Bike Lane | |
Yield to Pedestrians | |
Road for pedstrians and bicyclists | |
Crosswalk | |
School Zone
Schools, kindergartens, nurseries, etc. nearby |