An Impressive Circle Drawn with a Brush

A brushstroke of Japanese “Shodo” caligraphy creates a strong impression. The image of the bold and dynamic circle stays longer in the minds of customers.

The Art of Shodo in Modern Logo Design

The kanji character “和 (wa)” in the circle of this logo means “Japanese” or “Japanese style.” A handwritten touch, different from the font for the restaurant name, is added to the letter, which unites the kanji and circle aesthetically.

Versatility in Design: Adapting to Different Restaurant Styles

Coloring and graphic element usage enable this logo design to use for whether authentic restaurants or casual ones. This design is a general and flexible approach. Even if the meaning of the kanji used in the logo is not understood, this design lets customers feel Japanese culture.

Symbolic Significance: The Circle in Japanese Culture

Additionally, the circle is a significant symbol in Japanese culture, representing unity, completeness, and harmony. It also suggests a sense of community and gathering, which is fitting for a restaurant.

Cultural Color Choices in Logo Design

The choice of colors for the logo can also have cultural significance. For example, using red and black can evoke the traditional Japanese color palette, while using blue and white can suggest a more modern and refreshing atmosphere.

This logo design is a sample.

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