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5 examples found containing 'レマーク'
せかい
世界
あちこち
つか
使
われている
このトイレマーク
じつ
にほん
日本
まれた
ものということ
ぞん
じだろうか

Did you know that these toilet signs, used all over the world, actually originated in Japan?
トイレマーク
まれた
1964
ねん
とうきょう
東京
オリンピック
きっかけ
The creation of the toilet symbols was prompted by the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.
にほん
日本
はつ
トイレマーク
The Toilet Sign that Originated in Japan
こうして
まれたのが
トイレマークなのだ
This is how the toilet symbol was born.
トイレマーク
だいひょう
代表
される
ように
とうきょう
東京
オリンピック
きっかけに
にほん
日本
まれた
マーク
ことば
言葉
かべ
いま
あら
コミュニケーション
しゅだん
手段
として
せかい
世界
ひろ
がっている

Through the representation of the toilet symbols and the Tokyo Olympics as a catalyst, these marks that originated in Japan have transcended language barriers and have now spread worldwide as a new form of communication.
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