OSAKA -- Japanese railroad crossings have suffered a series of fatal accidents involving international tourists in recent months, spotlighting the need to keep visitors safe.
Authorities turn to multilingual warning signs and more staff to enhance safety

Rail officials added this multilingual warning sign at a rail crossing in Kobe after two Chinese women were fatally struck by a train in January. (Photo by Jino Asano)
OSAKA -- Japanese railroad crossings have suffered a series of fatal accidents involving international tourists in recent months, spotlighting the need to keep visitors safe.