In Fujisawa, Japan, a bright yellow sign with bold black lettering serves as a warning

In Fujisawa, Japan, a bright yellow sign with bold black lettering serves as a warning. The sign reads "CAUTION!" in English and "トビに注意" (Tobi ni chūi - Beware of Eagles/Kites) in Japanese, indicating a potential hazard related to birds, specifically kites or eagles, which are common in coastal areas. The sign also features illustrations and text providing advice on how to prevent bird-related incidents. One illustration depicts a person being dive-bombed by a bird, with accompanying Japanese text advising against feeding the birds. Another section offers "HOW TO PREVENT" tips, including looking up for airborne birds and avoiding eating outdoors under umbrellas or awnings, as birds may perch on them and defecate. The background of the sign shows a stylized image of a swooping bird of prey. The sign is positioned near a metal railing, and to the left, a rusted metal pole supports a round, weathered convex mirror, likely for traffic or pedestrian visibility. In the sky above, a bird of prey, possibly the type the sign warns about, is captured in mid-flight. The environment appears to be outdoors, with lush green vegetation in the foreground, suggesting a park, coastal area, or public space. In the distance, a few buildings and trees can be seen, hinting at a developed area beyond the immediate signage. The sky is partly cloudy, with a clear blue expanse dotted with white cumulus clouds.