People who are not blind (other than deaf people and people with certain disabilities) must not walk on a road carrying a white or yellow cane.

目が見えない人以外の人（耳が聞こえない人や体の不自由な人を除く）は、白か黄色のつえを持って道路を通行してはならない。

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Article 14(2) prohibits people who are not blind from carrying such a cane or walking a dog fitted with guide-dog equipment on a road, because these are signals that identify blind pedestrians.

Original text

目が見えない者以外の者（耳が聞こえない者及び政令で定める程度の身体の障害のある者を除く。）は、政令で定めるつえを携え、又は政令で定める用具を付けた犬を連れて道路を通行してはならない。

Source: Road Traffic Act — 道路交通法第十四条（目が見えない者、幼児、高齢者等の保護） · Act No.105 of 1960

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People who are not blind (other than deaf people and people with certain disabilities) must not walk on a road carrying a white or yellow cane.

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