At night, if a pedestrian can see a car's headlights, the driver can also see the pedestrian clearly.
夜間は、歩行者から自動車のライトが見えていれば、運転者からも歩行者はよく見えている。
This statement is FALSE
Explanation
The rules state that even when a pedestrian can see a car's headlights, the driver may not be able to see the pedestrian well. Visibility can be one-way, so never assume the driver has seen you.
Original text
夜間は、歩行者から自動車のライトが見えても、運転者から歩行者がよく見えないことがあります。
Source: Rules of the Road — 交通の方法に関する教則 第2章 歩行者の心得 第5節 夜間歩くとき · National Public Safety Commission Notification No.3
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