Lost in Translation: Japan

Continuing our enjoyment for silly signs with our Lost in Translation special in Japan…

A sign outside a grocery store: “Let’s do your shopping pleasantly”

“The umbrella is being sold by the second floor.”

“You are freer than whether to use with what kind of use”… I have NO idea what they’re trying to say.

“You can not be wear to try”

“A taste of the bread”

“It is transport in a dream to the tomorrow’s future”

“Refuge utensils”. I feel this means to be an exit sign…

“We are construction sidewalk. We are sorry for troubled you.”

“It was prayed well today. Please return carefully.”

“Pure & hard ice”

“I can sculpt a name and a message accessories free”

“Not exit here”

And. And what? The suspense is killing me.

“It is off-limits of the graveyard this ahead excluding parties concerned”

A sign outside a swimming pool.

This was my favorite of the detailed sign above it. “Dead drunk”… so descriptive.

This was the sign above a self-serve station to get a wristband for a reaction center. I’m not sure what #4 even means.

“Camera in operating”