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A hand writing on a pad.
Also known as: Written communication mark Japan, Hitsudan mark
Marks a Japanese counter or service where staff will communicate by writing.
Marks a service where communication by writing is available.
Contexts: Public information
Depends on a property of written Japanese that makes the offer more useful than it would be elsewhere: a deaf Japanese speaker and a hearing one share a written language exactly, where a signing user of a language with a distinct sign grammar may not read the spoken language as fluently.
Contexts: Public information
A square carrying a hand holding a pen above a small rectangular pad, with a short stroke of writing across it.
The mark that requests the service this one offers.