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Figures running into an open enclosure.
Also known as: Evacuation area Japan, Evacuation site mark
Marks a Japanese designated evacuation site, an open space people go to rather than a building they go into.
Marks a designated open-air evacuation area.
Contexts: Public information
Is distinguished from the evacuation building by the enclosure being left open on one side: the site is a park, a school ground or a riverbank, and the mark says so by not drawing a roof.
Contexts: Public information
A square panel in a solid tone carrying two figures in mid-stride moving towards an open-sided rectangle, with the far side of the rectangle left unclosed.
The sheltered counterpart it is constantly mistaken for.