立入り禁止の動画素材 1ページ目

rectangle signage of NO entry font

Concrete barriers obstruct a desolate road surrounded by dry vegetation and reddish soil. The setting appears isolated with no visible vehicles or people nearby.

Long metal fence with barbed wire along a sidewalk under a dramatic cloudy sky, symbolizing security, protection, and industrial boundaries

立ち入り禁止テープ(KEEP OUT)

Construction site with no entry sign near a building in a busy area during the day

立ち入り禁止テープ(CAUTION)

Woman making a stop gesture with hands on blue background

Closed Sign on Glass Door in Cafe

立入り禁止：注意喚起の案内板（クロマキー背景）

立入り禁止：注意喚起の案内板（白背景）

A Closed sign on the shops door means the business is not open for customers now

Parks are closed and cordoned off due to the Corona Virus Pandemic

Parks are closed and cordoned off due to the Corona Virus Pandemic

Pink salt ponds at Alviso Marina County Park, gateway to the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Aerial view of the pink lake.

Parks are closed and cordoned off due to the Corona Virus Pandemic

Parks are closed and cordoned off due to the Corona Virus Pandemic

Closing boom barrier with STOP CORONAVIRUS sign against the Venezuelan flag. Quarantine in Venezuela

Pink salt ponds at Alviso Marina County Park, gateway to the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Aerial view of the pink lake.

Parks are closed and cordoned off due to the Corona Virus Pandemic

Closed boom gate with STOP CORONAVIRUS sign on the Polish flag background. Quarantine in Poland

Girl in face mask near closed playground

Barrier gate with STOP CORONAVIRUS sign being closed with flag of Singapore as a background. Singaporean quarantine

Pink salt ponds at Alviso Marina County Park, gateway to the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Aerial view of the pink lake.

Pink salt ponds at Alviso Marina County Park, gateway to the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Aerial view of the pink lake.

Gunkanjima is a small island located about 20 kilometers from Nagasaki Port. Until 1974, the island served as a coal mine, and more than 5000 residents called the 480 meter long, 150 meter wide island