Introduction to Hanko, Japanese name seal

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Hanko 判子 is a name stamp/seal which used in Japan widely, such as making contract (e.g. joining a new company, school, apartment, gym etc.), opening bank accounts, getting certificate (marriage, driver’s license, etc. ), writing resume and even used as an acknowledgment of notifications. We even use Hanko for a confirmation for correction when we made misspell on official documents. Therefore, Hanko is a must item if you’re living in Japan! Signature cannot be replaced in most of the cases. Or even you could, it’s an exceptional makeshift for non-Japanese and will bother you to take unnecessary extra time.
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[@eliomoreno4399]

This was the best explanation about hanko that I found, thanks.

[@RichardNievesNY]

This is the best video I have found related to Hanko. I am very grateful for your excellent explanation and information detailed in this video. よくやった, ありがとうございました！

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you! ありがとうございます。

[@rotten_pupper]

very useful to talk about the diameter of each type of stamp! Thank you!

[@havingfunxd]

Thank you for a very thorough explanation!

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

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[@DenisePollack]

Finally I found a video showing how to put the ink on it. Although it's just the first few seconds in the beginning

[@AlexLeeFilms]

Really informative, thank you so much Kazue!

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

+Alexandra Welcome, Alexandra-San!

[@julsitos2]

cool video Kazue-san! I learned so much here...

[@souhail208]

please more of this, kazue san.

[@thudor1]

I recently received the silicone stamping mat. It's the right firmness and fits my wallet perfectly! I plan to order my hanko from you ASAP!!😀

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you! 😊

[@maxpereiro2331]

アルゼンチンからマクシさんです。よろしく。 面白い動画ですよ！本当にありがとうございます！

[@MrJungleman1]

Very interesting and informative. Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

About Japanese name seal/stamp, you can find out more about Hanko from below link: japanese-name-stamp.com Here is our online Hanko gift shop! This would be a great personalized gift as well. japanese-name-stamp.com/shop Hanko shop review facebook.com/pg/Japanese.Name.Stamp/reviews Hanko 判子 is a name stamp/seal which used in Japan widely, such as making contract (e.g. joining a new company, school, apartment, gym etc.), opening bank accounts, getting certificate (marriage, driver’s license, etc. ), writing resume and even used as an acknowledgment of notifications. We even use Hanko for a confirmation for correction when we made misspell on official documents. Therefore, Hanko is a must item if you’re living in Japan! Signature cannot be replaced in most of the cases. Or even you could, it’s an exceptional makeshift for non-Japanese and will bother you to take unnecessary extra time. Kazue's Membership Online Course【Learn Japanese Effectively】 😀 courses.learnjapanese123.com/ 7-Day Free Japanese Course😊 mailchi.mp/27318e4a582f/7day-free-japanese

Kazue-san, thank you very much for this video, I will show it to my students of japanese! I think we can make a lesson about "create your hanko" by learning kanji for their names, so it will be fun ;)

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Hi Thank you Ines-san for your comment! Yes, that's will be great idea. :) Good luck and Enjoy!

[@misomelk]

Thank you so much for this video!!

[@christotaku]

Very helpful video thanks

[@kosmicbrowniez]

This really help! ありがとうございます！

[@blu-rae864]

英語は上手ですね。 I’m sure you must have put a lot of effort into learning English, and it reminds me of how my mom learned English after coming to America. I’m definitely going to get back to studying Japanese cause I want to go to Japan. Maybe get a hanko too

[@Shock_Treatment]

I'd like to learn Japanese too, but I probably never will. I'm having a hard enough time with Italian. I'd get a hanko if I visited Japan. I know there's machines that can make you one for cheap, but I'd probably try to find an actual maker if I went all the way to Japan. I actually did order one of these though from a maker in Japan, which is actually hard to do considering not many people who make them ship overseas. I got a 12mm titanium mitome-in with my last name vertically in katakana. It's still probably being laser engraved because you're clearly not going to be carving titanium, but I wanted one that would last. I'm just glad it's coming from Japan, although I haven't received it yet, so I hope it turns out well. I'd have used my full name, but Western names are quite long in katakana and don't really fit.

[@owais146]

THANKS MASTER

[@zakirhosen851]

thanks for valuable information.

[@AI-PhotographyGeek]

Will receive a Hanko from You soon!

[@n20games52]

That's very interesting. I have never heard of hanko before. :)

[@michaelodonoghue7464]

An Excellent Idea. Might have to get one for Myself.

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you! you can order from japanese-name-stamp.com :)

[@lionelyork4960]

Bonjour and thanks a lot ! A question : sometime the name is ''positive'' (ink in red) sometime it's ''negative'' (white with background in red) is there a rule?

[@MarcusCato275]

Negative engraving is popular for artists who use pen names. Positive engraving is normally used for Hanko that will have legal bearing (whether legal matters of minor importance or high ones) on any documents you wish to approve of and is recommended because some institutions and administrative offices stipulate that only positive engraved Hanko are acceptable.

[@lionelyork4960]

@@MarcusCato275 🇲🇫merci🙏 thanks a lot !

[@jackclements2163]

Great video, thank you.

[@edgarsalgado2918]

Question, Can you also add a design of some kind on the hanko or is it strictly Katakana and Hiregana?

[@marionforge2769]

Hi thanks for the video so informative. But I have a question, I want to make this to sign my artworks because it look so cool, so my question is can I make my own using katakana?

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Yes you can! You can order it from Japanese-name-stamp.com

[@josemanu4179]

I was thinking about this topic, thank you for the info. Also, in art I see that the artist use more than one Hanko, why? ありがとう！

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

They use as their signature :)

[@roseforeuropa]

これは日本文化によって特別の物だと思います。特に昔は天皇や役人たちだけがある物で日本国民全員の人が今使えるのは見事な事です。

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you 😊 japanese-name-stamp.com/

[@jay67937]

I don't know if this is a dumb question, but what happens if someone has the same name as you? For example, if your name was "John Smith" and there was already a John Smith where you lived, would your Hanko have to be a different font then the other John Smith? How does that work?

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

That's why there are several different fonts exist, and Hand made Hanko also available. :) Yes, there is a chance that someone has the same Hanko as you, especially Mitome-in or Sanmonban Hanko is higher change.

[@oceanlopez4739]

What Symbol is supposed to be on 実印？ Can it be anything. No intent on going to Japan at the moment but I'm really curious about this topic. Hoping that you see my question. Thank you in advance. 🙏

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Can be anything. :)

[@MrGhostsword]

What stops these being counterfeited? I really like this, but what if you loose your hanko?

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

You need to create a new one.

[@MrApaHotel]

This I did not know :-)

[@dianabanana08]

as a non-japanese, am i able to use a name seal? like, will it be considered cultural appropriation? im filipina hehe

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Yes of course, why not? Recently many customers from your country. :) japanese-name-stamp.com

[@Lastburn]

I want someone to turn up at a bank someday with a thermos sized hanko

[@johnhutchinson5398]

How would my name look on a hanko ? Would you show me please. My name is John Hutchinson. Thanks a a very nice video. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Thank you for your comment :) Glad you like it. Please read through this website japanese-name-stamp.com and order any Hanko from the shop page. The translation fee is included in the Hanko price :) Thank you!!

[@tapuiyatheodor9493]

How can i get the ink for the hanko?😢

[@JapaneseLanguageCulture]

Check out my Hanko site! :) japanese-name-stamp.com/shop/

[@spangriel]

Why don’t they just sign? It’s much easier and actually hard to fake

[@AlottaBoulchit]

IIRC when Hanko as we know it now became standard it was during a time when most people were illiterate and couldn't sign signatures. So the stamp was easily adopted into society. Considering now that Japanese society is largely made up of elders they are not only set in their ways but if they had to turn to a signature system their writing wouldn't be stable and could be painful for them. They also have the belief that "signatures are easy to forge."