I labeled this Kanji Reading Practice as "Park Signs" because that is the mostly place that you will see a sign like this.
You will see some of the kanji used here on signs in other places; like recent hiking signs that I have posted. I also left the English on this sign. While leaving the English on there will give away the reason for the sign; there is a lot more going on with the Japanese on this sign that what the English translation says. Kanji Reading Practice #32 - Park Signs 落石注意 has kanji from WaniKani levels 43 and below. As twelve of the 13 kanji used here are level 30 and below; I tagged it at 30 and below as well.The Kanji:
落 石 注 意 危 険 柵 内 立 入 垣 登 行
The Kanji Readings (this usage) and Meanings:
落 (ラク) – fall; drop; come down
石 (セキ) – stone / and (いし) for 2nd usage
注 (チュウ) – pour; concentrate
意 (イ) – idea; mind; thought
危 (キ) – dangerous; fear
険 (ケン) – risky; precipitous; steep place
柵 (サク) – fence; railing
内 (ナイ) – inside; within; between
立 (たち) – stand; rise; rise up
入 (いり) – enter; insert
垣 (かき) – barrier; wall; hedge; fence
登 (のぼ) – climb; ascend
行 (おこなう) – perform; do; carry out
The Words:
落石 (らくせき) – whole year; all year round
注意 (ちゅうい) – caution
危険 (きけん) – danger; hazard
柵 (さく) – fence
内 (うち) – inside
立入 (たちいり) – enter ( short for 立ち入り)
石垣 (いしがき) – stone wall
登り (のぼり) – climb
行わない (おこなうわない) – don’t do
The Meaning:
落石注意 – Caution Falling Rocks
危険なため – Due to the danger; because of the danger
柵内への立入や – fence inside going
石垣へのよし登りは – stone wall climbing
行わないでください – don’t do please
Due to the danger, please do not enter the fence or climb on the stone wall.
落石注意
危険なため柵内への立入や石垣へのよし登りは行わないでください。
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