The "Destinations and Distances" guide sign (No. 109) has white letters on a red background.

案内標識の「方面と距離」（番号109）は、文字が白で地の色は赤である。

This statement is FALSE

Explanation

Appendix Table 3 lists No. 109 "Destinations and Distances" as white letters on a green background, not red. Green guide signs are used on expressways, while blue ones are used on ordinary roads. (Source: Rules of the Road, Appendix Table 3: Types and Meanings of Signs and Markings)

Original text

方面と距離　109　文字は白地は緑

Source: Rules of the Road — 交通の方法に関する教則付表3 標識・標示の種類と意味 · National Public Safety Commission Notification No.3

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The "Destinations and Distances" guide sign (No. 109) has white letters on a red background.

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