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Japanese: 制札 - せいさつ

Also known as Kinzei (prohibition), Kinfuda (banning), or Seifu (banning sign). A sign that lists specific prohibitions and is placed on roadsides, in front of temples and shrines, or within the grounds of temples and shrines. It has been used since the Heian period, but was most commonly used from the Sengoku period to the Edo period, when some were requested by military commanders to be issued to temples, shrines, villages, and markets to protect them from military violence. Today, it mainly refers to a sign listing prohibited items within temples and shrines.
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Japanese:

禁制(きんぜい)・禁札・制符とも。禁令の個条を記し，路傍や寺社の門前・境内などに立てる札。平安時代から用いられたが，戦国〜江戸時代に最も多く用いられ，寺社・村落・市場などが軍隊の乱暴から免れるため，武将に請うて下付されたものもある。現在ではおもに寺社内での禁止事項を記したものをいう。
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