Another sign that you may see an any type of park, or public, place in Japan.
A sign that points out that you should use public spaces for only what they are intended for. You can't go along and just camp in any open area that you find. You also probably shouldn't use fire in areas where they could easily spread.Kanji Reading Practice #43 - Park Signs バーベキュー注意 has kanji from WaniKani levels 36 and below. See down below the photo for the explanations of the kanji readings and meanings if you don't already know them. Hopefully you do already know them. This is for practice and an opportunity to see the kanji over and over again for memory.
The Kanji:
注 意 広 場 等 火 気 使 用 及 設 置 禁 止
The Kanji Readings (this usage) and Meanings:
注 (チュウ) – pour; concentrate on
意 (イ) – idea; mind; thought
広 (ひろ) – wide; spacious
場 (ば) – location; place
等 (など) – etcetera (etc.); and so on; equal
火 (カ) – fire
気 (キ) – energy; spirit
使 (シ) – use;
用 (ヨウ) – use; task
及 (およ) – reach; exert; cause
設 (セツ) – establish
置 (チ) – put
禁 (キン) – prohibit
止 (シ) – stop
The Words:
注意 (ちゅうい) – caution
広場 (ひろば) – open space; clearing; square; plaza; forum
バーベキュー – barbecue
等 (など) – etc.; and so forth; and so on
火気 (かき) – fire; trace of fire
使用 (しよう) – use; application; employment
及び (および) – and; as well as
テント – tent
タープ – tarp
パラソル – parasol
設置 (せっち) – establishment; institution
禁止 (きんし) – prohibited; prohibition; ban
The Meaning:
注意 – caution
この広場でのバーベキュー等火気の使用及びテント、タープ、パラソル等の設置を禁止します。
The use of fires, such as barbecues, and the setting up of tents, tarps, parasols, etc. in this open space is prohibited.
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