How do you say "No drinking on the street." in Japanese?

Name: POV: Shibuya Sold You the Can
Uploaded: 2026-10-17T17:57:34Z
Duration: 25 s
Description: Learn to say 路上飲酒は禁止です (Rojō inshu wa kinshi desu) — No drinking on the street.. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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POV: Shibuya Sold You the Can

To say No drinking on the street. in Japanese, say 路上飲酒は禁止です (Rojō inshu wa kinshi desu).

POV: The register took your money. The sign outside says you don't get to open it.

路上飲酒は禁止です Rojō inshu wa kinshi desu No drinking on the street.

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路上飲酒は禁止です。 Rojō inshu wa kinshi desu. No drinking on the street.
ここでは、路上飲酒は禁止です。 Koko de wa, rojō inshu wa kinshi desu. Around here, no drinking on the street.

Why this phrase

The konbini by Shibuya Station will sell you the can. On the designated streets around the station, drinking outside is banned every night from 6pm to 5am. Halloween 2026 (Oct 30-31) adds security and asks shops to stop selling alcohol after 6pm on the 31st. The ban is the sign, not a fine you can talk your way out of. The rescue is: don't open it there. Kofuku is alone with the can and the sign.