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A blue square carrying a P struck through in part.
Also known as: Stopping allowed Japan
Marks a length of Japanese road where a vehicle may stop but not park.
Permits a vehicle to stop, but not to park, on this length of road.
Contexts: Road signage
Depends entirely on the statutory line between stopping and parking, so the sign is unreadable without it: the same halt is lawful or not according to how long it lasts and whether the driver can move off at once.
Contexts: Road signage
An upright square in a solid tone carrying a letter P whose bowl is cut by a short stroke, in a contrasting tone.
The stronger permission this one qualifies.