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Kanji logos
Did you know there are over 3,000 kanji characters in regular use in Japan? As an ideographic script, each kanji character has its own meaning—one reason there are so many. Naturally, this means they offer virtually unlimited design possibilities. A traditional calligraphy typeface might be perfect for an old-fashioned sushi shop, while more modern, geometric kanji can impart a slightly futuristic feel. So why not take advantage of kanji’s boundless expressive power in your business or brand’s next logo design?
At the same time, it’s important to note that kanji logos can be tricky to execute. Each kanji character carries its own meaning and connotations, so it’s crucial to pick characters that truly represent your brand or business. Additionally, kanji logos can be challenging for non-Japanese speakers to read and understand, potentially limiting your reach if you’re targeting an international audience. Our team of Japanese designers can help you choose the right kanji characters and craft a logo that’s both visually striking and culturally appropriate. Contact us to learn more about our logo design services.
Hiragana/Katakana Logos
Japanese is written using a combination of kanji, hiragana, and katakana. Chinese, by contrast, uses only characters equivalent to kanji. Japanese originally adopted kanji from China as its foundation, and over many years developed hiragana and katakana to complement them. Both hiragana and katakana use fewer strokes than kanji, and their simpler, looser forms are a major part of their appeal. Each system consists of 46 characters, and they’re the first scripts learned by most people studying Japanese.
Hiragana and katakana logos can be especially effective for brands targeting younger audiences or those aiming for a more playful, casual image. Their simple and recognizable shapes make them ideal for product packaging, advertisements, or social media campaigns. Our team of Japanese designers has extensive experience creating hiragana and katakana logos that capture the essence of a brand or product, and we’d be happy to develop a unique, memorable logo for your business.
Logo Design
Process
Fill Out Our Request Form
Provide us with details about your company and your design preferences. We’ll use this information to understand your brand and create a design that best represents your business.
Receive and Review Our Designs
After assessing your request, our team will create several design options for you. We’ll ask for your feedback, then revise and refine the design based on your input until you’re satisfied with the final product.
Receive Your Final Logo Design
Once you approve the final design, we’ll deliver it in various formats suitable for both print and digital use. You can start using your new logo right away to represent your brand.
FAQ
What makes your Japanese logo production service unique?
Our service is tailored to the Japanese market and culture, ensuring your logo resonates with your target audience. Our experienced designers understand both Japanese and English, enabling them to create designs that are both visually appealing and culturally appropriate.
How long does the logo design process usually take?
Timelines vary depending on the project’s complexity and the number of revisions. However, we typically aim to complete a logo design within 2–4 weeks from the initial consultation.
What is the cost of your logo production service?
Pricing depends on the scope of the project, including the number of initial design concepts and revisions required. After our initial consultation, we’ll provide a quote based on your specific needs.
Can I request revisions after the logo is completed?
Yes. We offer a certain number of revisions based on your selected package. Additional revisions beyond that scope may incur extra fees.
What file formats do you provide for the final logo design?
We deliver a variety of file formats, including vector files (AI, EPS, PDF) and raster files (PNG, JPG), to accommodate all your print and digital needs.