Kanji Reading Practice #17 – Cute Park Sign
Kanji reading practice with pictures of everyday items containing Kanji.

Kanji Reading Practice #17 – Cute Park Sign
This cute park sign is asking you not to do a dangerous thing in the park. There are a lot of trees in this park, and doing this dangerous thing could have very bad consquences. Kanji Reading Practice #17 – Cute Park Sign contains Japanese Kanji from WaniKani of level 30 and below. Most of the kanji are below level 15, and there is even a bonus kanji that WaniKani doesn’t have!
See down below the photo for an explanation of the kanji and the meaning of the sign.
The Kanji Meanings and Readings (this usage):
火 – fire – ひ
遊 – play – あそ
佐伯区 – Saeki-Ku – さえきく (Name of a city ward/section)
役 – service, duty – ヤク
所 – place – ショ
管 – pipe – カン
理 – reason – リ
課 – section – カ
The Words:
火遊び – (ひあそび) – play with fire
佐伯区役所 – (さえき くやくしょ) – Saeki-Ku Office (Council)
BONUS:
たきび = 焚き火 – open-air fire (e.g. for garden refuse), bonfire
焚 – (フン, た ), not in WaniKani, and can mean many different things relate to fire
The Meaning:
たきびや 火遊びは やめましょう。
Let’s not play with fires or have bonfires.
佐伯区役所 管理課
Saeki-Ku (Ward) Office (Council) Management Section/Department/Division
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