Here we introduce information signs showing facilities commonly installed in buildings, such as washrooms and escalators. If you do not read Japanese, these pictograms will prevent you from getting lost.
Pictograms Relating to Washrooms

Pictograms of Smoking Areas

Pictograms of Information Corner

Pictograms of Escalators

Pictograms Considering People with Disabilities

Pictograms of Currency Exchange Offices

*Prices and options mentioned are subject to change.
*Unless stated otherwise, all prices include tax.
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