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I read it as candy

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Ditto. I found when I looked it up.

I don’t know what the sign means though. Maybe they’re trying to say “Don’t throw candy because the bears will eat it.”

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Thank you. I was trying to read it as literal characters. That didn't work.

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You know kanji or whatever?

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I passed the language assessment at Level N1 & EJU, which qualified me as knowing enough Japanese to enter a university there.

https://interacnetwork.com/japanese-language-proficiency-test-jlpt-levels-n1-to-n5/

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Nice, that’s some difficult stuff to learn.

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I remember the last three times I fell for a polar bears' free candy sign.

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And now you're stuck here with us.

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I think it says, "Beware: polar bear sleeping on grate."

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Well, Google Translate has it as "Stand"

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The irony is that there is an anime featuring fighting ghosts called Stands.

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Yeah it's candy, reads as Ame (飴). Probably one of the first words any child learns for obvious reasons.