A person leading a large animal such as an elephant or a giraffe, and any procession that person takes part in, must keep to the right-hand edge of the roadway on a road that has a separate sidewalk.

象やきりんのような大きな動物をひいている人や、その人が参加している行列は、歩道と車道の区別のある道路では、車道の右側端に寄って通行しなければならない。

This statement is TRUE

Explanation

True. Article 7(iii) of the Enforcement Order lists a person leading an elephant, giraffe, or other large animal — and any procession they join — among those covered by Article 11(1) of the Act, who must use the right edge of the roadway. No minimum number of participants applies.

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一銃砲（拳銃を除く。）を携帯した自衛隊（自衛隊法（昭和二十九年法律第百六十五号）第二条第一項に規定する自衛隊をいう。以下同じ。）の行列（百人未満のものを除く。）二旗、のぼり等を携帯し、かつ、これらによつて気勢を張る行列（百人未満のものを除く。）三象、きりんその他大きな動物をひいている者又はその者の参加する行列

Source: Order for Enforcement of the Road Traffic Act — 道路交通法施行令第七条（車道を通行する行列等） · Cabinet Order No.270 of 1960

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A person leading a large animal such as an elephant or a giraffe, and any procession that person takes part in, must keep to the right-hand edge of the roadway on a road that has a separate sidewalk.

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