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Kanji in Signs

Kanji in Signs offers 26 kanji for a short pass through signs and notices.

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BeginnerDifficulty
39 minTime
Kanji in SignsThemes

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This is a small, theme-first way to build comfort with signs and notices.

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  1. 01exit, leave, go outMarks exits and departure points on station signs and public buildings.
  2. 02enter, insertFound at entrances and when going through immigration or customs.
  3. 03mouthIdentifies physical openings like station gates and building exits.
  4. 04open, unfold, unsealIndicates open business hours or where to open an automatic door.
  5. 05closed, shutMarks closing times or doors that are currently shut and locked.
  6. 06stop, haltA critical kanji for safety on stop signs and railway platform edges.
  7. 07pull, tug, jerkTells you to pull a door open instead of pushing it.
  8. 08push, stop, checkFound on doors and machinery buttons that require a firm push.
  9. 09accept, undergo, answer (phone)Identifies reception desks where you check in or receive items.
  10. 10adhere, attach, refer toRefers to nearby facilities or items that are attached to a sign.
  11. 11cut, cutoff, be sharpAppears on ticket-related signs and notices about deadlines.
  12. 12store, shopClearly identifies shops and retail staff in busy commercial areas.
  13. 13pour, irrigate, shed (tears)Part of the common warning for caution found on many safety signs.
  14. 14ticketIdentifies ticket machines and counters for vouchers or coupons.
  15. 15plan, suggestion, draftMarks information boards that guide visitors through a facility.
  16. 16idea, mind, heartCombined with 注 to warn you to pay attention to your surroundings.
  17. 17dangerous, fear, uneasyAlerts you to immediate danger or hazards in the nearby area.
  18. 18precipitous, inaccessible place, impregnable positionPaired with 危 to identify hazardous places and steep conditions.
  19. 19prohibition, ban, forbidMarks prohibited actions like smoking or entering restricted areas.
  20. 20rightProvides navigation for the right side of paths and hallways.
  21. 21leftThis character points to the left side on street signs and maps.
  22. 22in front, beforeLook for this on signs for areas in front of the station or building entrances.
  23. 23behind, back, laterThis kanji marks rear components or positions at the back of a vehicle.
  24. 24inside, within, betweenIdentify the inner side or interior of a facility with this kanji.
  25. 25stationThis essential character serves as the primary marker for every Japanese train station.
  26. 26token, sign, markThis kanji represents symbols and marks on transport signage.
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