Sign reader
Type what you see, or browse the common signs: exit, push, pull, no smoking, danger, toilets, closed. Hand-written and marked as needing a native speaker's review.
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11 signs in Japanese.
出口
deguchi
Exit
Follow it to leave the building or the station.
入口
iriguchi
Entrance
This is the way in.
押
osu
Push
On a door: push it away from you.
引
hiku
Pull
On a door: pull it towards you.
禁煙
kin-en
No smoking
Do not smoke here.
立入禁止
tachiiri kinshi
No entry
Do not go in.
危険
kiken
Danger
Keep back and look for what the sign is warning about.
トイレ
toire
Toilets
The way to the restrooms.
閉店
heiten
Closed
Not open right now. Look for opening hours on the door.
営業中
eigyo-chu
Open
Open for business.
故障中
kosho-chu
Out of order
It is broken. Use another one.
No source URL or check date is shown because none was opened for this list. Romanisation is a guide for English readers (Japanese: Hepburn; Thai: Royal Thai General System, no tones).