Corporate bank seal

A HANKO is registered when a company makes a current transaction with a bank, and is HANKO at that time. Bills and checks issued by companies cannot be settled unless they are stamped with this HANKO. In other words, this one HANKO can be used to handle all matters related to a company's finances, so you need to be careful. In addition, the size of the stamp is generally 16.5 mm, which is one size smaller than the representative stamp.

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Material (typical types of stamp materials)
Corporate bank seal size
Corporate bank seal font
Stamp trivia/Unchiku
Trivia about stamps
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Material (typical types of stamp materials)

ivory

dutch buffalo

black buffalo

Material (representative type of seal material) Genuine boxwood

Mototsuge

Titanium

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Corporate bank seal size

Many people seem to use 21mm for 15 or more characters, and 24mm for 25 or more characters. (Image not to scale)

Corporate bank seal font

Seal font

Inso body

Kointai

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Stamp trivia/Unchiku

What about sealing?
Have you ever seen an unreadable kanji HANKO stamped on the back of an envelope? What does it mean? Apparently, it is often written in a font called Gyosho and has the word ``kan'' stamped on it. This seems to mean ``opening is prohibited except by the person in charge.'' It seems to mean ``seal'', which is used to close letters and documents, and ``tan'', which is used to seal letters and documents (or written characters).

Trivia about stamps

Stamp “Inaru History Museum”…
The beginning of the stamp system and civilization.
The origin of seals dates back to more than 7000 BC and is said to have originated in Mesopotamia. Furthermore, the ``stamp'' system was not introduced 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" ]