Learning information signs to not get confused is useful when disasters such as fire and earthquake occur.
Pictograms for emergency exit
Pictograms showing evacuation route
For use of emergency exit
There are emergency exits that could be used as normal doorways, however some are made for emergency use only. In that case the emergency bell should be pushed to be opened. There are exit doors those play a role as emergency alarms when the door hatch is opened.
*Prices and options mentioned are subject to change.
*Unless stated otherwise, all prices include tax.
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Goods
Yoshida Gennojo-Roho Kyoto Buddhist Altars
Gift Shops
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Jukuseiniku-to Namamottsuarera Nikubaru Italian Nikutaria Sannomiya
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Kambei Sannomiyahonten
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Events
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