HANKO/Seal products

For HANKO and stamps, leave it to Hanko Shop 21.

Registered seal/bank seal/registered seal

Company seal/corporate seal

HANKO case

rubber stamp

Built-in ink stamp

Vermilion stamp pad

titanium HANKO

Happy Stone Stone HANKO

hand carved HANKO

Occupational HANKO

signature seal

From individual customers such as registered seals and registered seals to corporate customers such as representative seals and square seals, you are sure to find something for everyone with our wide variety of product items.

Select stamps by purpose

Registered seal An essential item when signing a contract. HANKO registration at government offices, etc.

Bank seal This is a bank seal for personal use. To open a bank account

The registered seal is also a fine HANKO. Stamp the confirmation items. Typical types of HANKO

representative seal
(Corporate registered seal/official seal) The face of the company, so to speak.

Corporate bank seal For managing money and opening a bank account

Square stamp on various slips

Choose by design

This is an introduction to typical traditional HANKO stamp materials.
Ivory, Dutch water buffalo, colored birch, black buffalo, Japanese psyllium

Available in 3 colors: silver, gold, and black
You can choose between matte and mirror, and crystals are also included!!

happy stone
Improve your luck with the “power” hidden in stones!!

Stamp trivia x Unchiku

Impressions of bills and stamps?
Did you know that the "imprint" of a stamp is printed on banknotes?
Alright. How should this "imprint" be read?
In fact, the front side of the banknote is stamped with the ``Seal of the Governor'', and the back side is stamped with the ``Hakkenkyokucho'' stamp.

Trivia about stamps

Stamp ``Naruto History Museum''...The origin of stamps dates back to more than 7000 BC, and is said to have originated in Mesopotamia. In addition, the ``stamp'' system was introduced not from China but from the West, and there are about 40 references to the system of registered seals and personal seals in the Old Testament. ...[ Read the rest of the story about Hanko's "Inaru History Museum" ]