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I came across an interesting notice at a post office in Tokyo.
入口 Entrance
この位置でお待ち下さい Please Don’t Go Ahead Before You Are Called
個人情報取扱中 Personal Information Under Handling
Are you able to understand what they mean? Think yourself before you read the following.
If you stand in a line after a person who is putting a letter at a window, you will see something written on the letter, which is what the post offices see as violation of personal information. I think it is foolish.
入口 Entrance
この位置でお待ち下さい Please Don’t Go Ahead Before You Are Called
個人情報取扱中 Personal Information Under Handling
Are you able to understand what they mean? Think yourself before you read the following.
If you stand in a line after a person who is putting a letter at a window, you will see something written on the letter, which is what the post offices see as violation of personal information. I think it is foolish.
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If you stand in a line behind someone who is mailing a letter at the window, you might see something written on the letter, which is what the post offices see as a violation of personal information.
Yep, from one side its foolish, but form other side - by doing this, they try to show that secureness of private information is important for Japanese society.
My school testing signup area also had the same kind of notice on a sign.
この位置でお待ち下さい Please wait here Before You Are Called
If you stand in a line behind someone who is mailing a letter at the window, you might see something written on the letter, which is what the post offices see it as a violation of personal privacy.