Karimen Drill
A yellow diamond with a black border showing a black slope with rocks tumbling down from it.

Where this sign is posted, I slowed down and watched for rocks on the road.

この標識のあるところで、路上に落ちている石に注意しながら速度を落として進んだ。

This statement is TRUE

Explanation

True. This warning sign tells you there is a risk of falling rocks. Watching for stones already on the road, not just for ones coming down, is the right response.

About this sign

Name
Falling rocks落石のおそれあり
What it means
Warns that rocks may fall onto the road ahead.

Original text

落石のおそれがあるため道路交通上注意の必要があると認められる地点の手前三十メートルから二百メートルまでの地点における左側の路端

Source: Order on Road Signs, Road Lines and Road Markings — 道路標識、区画線及び道路標示に関する命令 別表第一(第二条関係) 落石のおそれあり(二〇九の二) · Prime Minister's Office / Ministry of Construction Order No.3 of 1960

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