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no open flames; flammables strictly prohibited
A warning sign phrase meaning that fire, sparks, and open flames are strictly forbidden in the area. Commonly posted on signs near flammable materials, gas stations, and chemical storage areas.
One of the most commonly seen warning phrases in Japan. It appears on signs at gas stations, chemical storage areas, fireworks shops, and anywhere flammable materials are present. Learners encounter it frequently on signs in daily life.
Etymology
火気 (fire, open flame) + 厳禁 (strictly prohibited)
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