Signs
Watch Your Fingers!
It is the nightmare of every Japanese... getting your fingers stuck between the doors. I guess a law was made after the emperor had a traumatic accident or so, because you really see (and hear) the warnings EVERYWHERE. Some are just the standard, boring signs, but often they try to make a picture where you can really FEEL the pain.
Believe me, the funny ones are not that seldom. It became a kind of hobby for me to take pictures of such warnings, so in every train and elevator I normally do a quick check for funny new ones to add to my collection.
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JR train / Metro

Yurikamome train (Tokyo)


Switchboard in Asakusa station (Tokyo)

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Yurikamone line (Shimbashi elevator)

Narita Airport JR station


Elevator in Marusho supermarket Yoyogi Uehara

Tokyo Metro trains

Tokyo Metro ("Please be careful of the doors")


Hibiya station (between chiyoda line and mita/yurakucho line)

Believe me, the funny ones are not that seldom. It became a kind of hobby for me to take pictures of such warnings, so in every train and elevator I normally do a quick check for funny new ones to add to my collection.
Odakyu odawara line train | Tokyo Toei metro (oedo line) |
JR train | toy-ball selling machine in Akihabara |
Kyoto-Nara line train | Odakyu department store elevators Shinjuku |
JR train / Metro
Yurikamome train (Tokyo)
Switchboard in Asakusa station (Tokyo)
Tokyu department store at Shibuya station | Kyoto station elevator |
Yurikamone line (Shimbashi elevator)
Narita Airport JR station
Keio Inokashira train (Tokyo) | Hanzomon station escalator |
Elevator in Marusho supermarket Yoyogi Uehara
Tokyo Metro trains
Tokyo Metro ("Please be careful of the doors")
Tokyo Metro ("Please take care that your hand does not get caught in the door pocket.") | Tokyo Metro ("Please do not rush to catch the train") |
Hibiya station (between chiyoda line and mita/yurakucho line)
Train from Nagano to Obuse | Oji Kamiya station elevator to upper level (Tokyo) |