Temporary Signals
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Temporary slow-speed signal
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Another temporary slow-speed signal
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Speed-limit termination indicator
Temporary signals (臨時信号機, rinji shingōki) are installed in work areas to indicate temporary speed restrictions. Whilst these resemble signs, they are technically classed as signals.
Read more about this topic: Japanese Railway Signals
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