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A blue plate carrying a wide road crossing a narrow one.
Also known as: Priority road Japan
Marks the road with priority through a Japanese junction, drawn as the wider of two crossing strokes.
Marks this road as the priority road through the junction ahead.
Contexts: Road signage
Says which road has priority by drawing one stroke thicker, where the European priority sign says the same thing with a yellow diamond that carries no map of the junction at all. The Japanese sign is legible without knowing the convention; the European one is not.
Contexts: Road signage
An upright square in a solid tone carrying two crossing strokes in a contrasting tone, one markedly broader than the other.
The European sign of the same function and a wholly different design.