境界標
kyōkaihyōきょうかいひょう
Boundary marker
The physical pins, plates, or stones marking parcel corners on the ground. Walk the land and find them: missing or disturbed markers mean a survey — and possibly neighbor negotiations — before boundaries are dependable. Markers exist to be checked, not assumed.
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