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A blue disc under a red ring with two diagonal strokes.
Also known as: No stopping Japan
Prohibits both stopping and parking on a Japanese road, the stronger of the two kerbside prohibitions.
Prohibits stopping as well as parking on this length of road.
Contexts: Road signage
Carries two strokes where the parking prohibition carries one, so the Japanese schedule makes the stronger sign visibly the more marked of the pair — a reader can rank them without knowing either.
Contexts: Road signage
A filled disc inside a thick ring, with two parallel diagonal strokes ruled across the face from upper left to lower right.
The weaker kerbside prohibition drawn with one stroke instead of two.