Translation guide
A rope used by police officers for restraining suspects or crowd control. In Japanese, this is typically referred to with specific terms depending on context, such as 警縄 (keijō) for traditional restraining ropes or 規制ロープ (kisei rōpu) for crowd control ropes.
A rope specifically used by police to physically restrain a suspect, often tied in a particular way.
Traditional Japanese police restraining rope, often associated with historical or formal contexts. Used to bind suspects.
A rope used by police to create barriers or guide crowds, often seen at events or crime scenes.
Standard term for ropes used in crowd control or to cordon off areas, commonly used by police.
The police officer tied up the suspect with a policeman's rope.
A general term for a rope used to capture or bind someone, including by police. Slightly broader than 警縄.
They subdued the criminal using a restraining rope.
Modern descriptive phrase meaning 'restraining rope for police use'. Used when the specific traditional term is not known.
Police restraining ropes are tied in a special way.
The police put up a cordon rope to seal off the scene.
Simple phrase meaning 'police rope'. Can refer to any rope used by police, including for crowd control.
A police rope was stretched across, so we couldn't go inside.