Small acts of courtesy
make your journey even better.
Be mindful of others so everyone
can enjoy a comfortable trip.
Small acts of courtesy
make your journey even better.
Be mindful of others so everyone
can enjoy a comfortable trip.
Be considerate of local residents, follow traffic
rules,
and enjoy your sightseeing.
Please don’t step into the driveway while taking photos. It can be dangerous.
Please use the sidewalk. If there’s no sidewalk, walk along the edge of the road.
Make sure to use the crosswalk. Crossing outside of it or against the signal can be very dangerous.
Please don’t step into the driveway while taking photos. It can be dangerous.
Please use the sidewalk. If there’s no sidewalk, walk along the edge of the road.
Make sure to use the crosswalk. Crossing outside of it or against the signal can be very dangerous.
Please do not graffiti on buildings, walls, or signs.
Please do not enter private property without permission. Taking photos, resting, or eating and drinking can be disruptive.
Please keep your voice down and avoid playing loud music or making noise in parking lots at night.
Please don’t leave unwanted luggage behind. Please take it with you.
No smoking outside designated areas. Please dispose of cigarettes and trash properly.
Please do not graffiti on buildings, walls, or signs.
Please do not enter private property without permission. Taking photos, resting, or eating and drinking can be disruptive.
Please keep your voice down and avoid playing loud music or making noise in parking lots at night.
Please don’t leave unwanted luggage behind. Please take it with you.
No smoking outside designated areas. Please dispose of cigarettes and trash properly.
Please follow Japanese manners so that
everyone from
all countries can enjoy
the facilities comfortably.
Please do not bring food or drinks into the exhibition area.
Please do not throw coins anywhere except the offering box. Even if you see them in streams or other places, please don’t follow this.
Being quiet is considered good manners in Japanese accommodations. Please avoid loud conversations or music.
Placing towels in the hot spring bath is considered bad etiquette. Please keep your towel on the edge of the tub or place it on your head.
Please do not bring food or drinks into the exhibition area.
Please do not throw coins anywhere except the offering box. Even if you see them in streams or other places, please don’t follow this.
Being quiet is considered good manners in Japanese accommodations. Please avoid loud conversations or music.
Placing towels in the hot spring bath is considered bad etiquette. Please keep your towel on the edge of the tub or place it on your head.
Please follow proper restroom manners
so
the next visitor can use it comfortably.
Please flush only toilet paper. Flushing trash, clothing, or other items can cause the toilet to clog.
Please flush the provided toilet paper in the toilet. Do not put it in the trash can.
In Japan, there is no culture of lending toilets to others. You can't use the toilet at the shop or private house in the shopping district, so please use the public restroom.
Please flush only toilet paper. Flushing trash, clothing, or other items can cause the toilet to clog.
Please flush the provided toilet paper in the toilet. Do not put it in the trash can.
In Japan, there is no culture of lending toilets to others. You can't use the toilet at the shop or private house in the shopping district, so please use the public restroom.
Let’s enjoy hiking while protecting nature and
the environment, and being considerate to
other hikers.
Do not climb mountains casually. Light clothing and incomplete mountaineering gear can lead to accidents.
Please stay on the trail and avoid walking off the path.
Bonfires are prohibited everywhere and at all times.
Please leave stones, plants, and other natural items where you find them.
Do not climb mountains casually. Light clothing and incomplete mountaineering gear can lead to accidents.
Please stay on the trail and avoid walking off the path.
Bonfires are prohibited everywhere and at all times.
Please leave stones, plants, and other natural items where you find them.
In Japan, vehicles drive on the left.
Please
follow traffic rules and drive carefully.
When turning left or right, please drive carefully to prevent property damage accidents.
Do not park on the street. Please use the parking lot.
Some roads are one-way streets. Please follow the traffic direction.
When turning left or right, please drive carefully to prevent property damage accidents.
Do not park on the street. Please use the parking lot.
Some roads are one-way streets. Please follow the traffic direction.
Please do not pull a suitcase while riding a bicycle.
Please do not drive side by side, take up too much of the road, or use a smartphone while driving.
Please do not park your bicycle on the sidewalk or street without permission.
Please do not speak loudly or use Phone Speakers on buses or subways.
Please do not pull a suitcase while riding a bicycle.
Please do not drive side by side, take up too much of the road, or use a smartphone while driving.
Please do not park your bicycle on the sidewalk or street without permission.
Please do not speak loudly or use Phone Speakers on buses or subways.
For more information about
traffic signs, click here!
If you need urgent assistance,
please contact us.
Japan Visitor Hotline
050-3816-2787
For disaster-prone Japan, we recommend
the app
'Safety Tips'
for real-time disaster information!
Want to know more about manners?
Check out this video!
