When you think of Japanese noodles, ramen might come to your mind first. But udon noodles are no less familiar than ramen in Japan. The number of udon restaurants and shops is as large as ramen restaurants. There are some twenty-five thousand restaurants, respectively.
Introduced into Japan much earlier than ramen, udon is one of the essential cuisines for Japanese people. Udon noodles are healthy food as well, easy to digest, low in calories and fat.
We designed the logo for a small specialty shop often seen on the street corners in Japan. Its brush calligraphy style font represents the sincerity of the shop owner.
The brand name is a combination of a “fox” and “Sanuki,” a famous area for consuming udon the most in the country. It led us to create the elegant, handwritten motif that can be seen either as a foxtail or noodle strings.
The color palette we chose for the logo is warm and friendly, with a deep orange tone that evokes the warmth and comfort of a bowl of udon noodles. The logo is designed to be easily recognizable and memorable, with a playful yet elegant feel that reflects the friendly atmosphere of the udon shop.
The logo can be used across various media, including signage, packaging, and promotional materials, to create a cohesive brand identity that resonates with the customers.
This logo design is a sample.
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