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A yellow diamond carrying a forking line figure.
Also known as: Y-junction ahead Japan
Warns of a Y-shaped fork ahead on a Japanese road.
Distinguishes a fork, where neither branch continues straight, from the T-junction sign, where the through road ends: the difference the two figures record is which way the driver must choose rather than how sharply.
Contexts: Road signage
A square stood on one corner containing a stem that rises and splits into two diverging strokes near the top.