Japanese Train sign

May 24, 2006 2 Replies

Go to this page:



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And scroll to the bottom and look at the sign found in a Japanese commuter train. It designates who gets to sit in the seats below the sign.



I'll post what the symbols are actually supposed to represent after we get a few guesses...



Oh, you might enjoy the other pictures, too. The Kato shop in Tokyo has lots of stuff which is hard to find here in the US. I bought Tsubame Shinkansen (Kyushu) and a JR Yamanote (Tokyo) commuter train models in N scale


That sign is a joke. The explanation, and a real sign, is shown here:

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in article cx0dg.7331$qn2.427@trnddc04, Ken Rice at snipped-for-privacy@email.ads wrote on

5/24/06 10:15 AM:

You take the fun out of everything ;-)

And you get the prize (which Is NADA) for the first, and correct interpretation of the sign.

Oh, well, I tried.

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