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A blue square carrying a bicycle on a crossing.
Also known as: Cycle crossing Japan
Marks a marked cycle crossing beside or instead of a pedestrian crossing on a Japanese road.
Is drawn with two long bounding strokes rather than the pedestrian crossing's bars, and the difference is the point: a Japanese cycle crossing is painted as a bounded lane across the road, not as a striped band.
Contexts: Road signage
An upright square in a solid tone carrying a bicycle in a contrasting tone above a pair of long parallel strokes marking the crossing.