Japanese Road Sign Quiz
A four-choice quiz drawn from 192 Japanese road signs, road markings, and traffic signals. Two kinds of question: see a sign and pick its name, or read a name and pick the sign. You can narrow the range — regulatory signs only, road markings only, and so on.
Choose what to practice
About half the questions show a sign and ask for its name; the rest give a name and ask you to pick the sign. All are four-choice. Nothing is saved.
Wrong choices are taken from signs of the same type. Look-alikes — No Stopping or Parking beside No Parking, Road Closed to Vehicles beside No Entry — end up side by side, so the quiz checks exactly the pairs people mix up on the written test.
After each answer you see what the sign means and the point the test tends to ask about. Names and meanings follow the National Police Agency's Rules of the Road.
The written test mostly asks true/false questions about what you may do when a sign is present, rather than what the sign is called. Once names and meanings are linked in your head, move on to the chapter questions.