1) Shape selection (Circle or Square)
2) Font selection (Gyosyo, Insoufu, Koin for Kanji Japanese characters) (Gabriola, EdwardianSerip for Alphabet) You can choose from 5 kind of font.
3) Material selection (Wood, Black horn, White horn, Titanium)
4) Size selection ( M size, L size)
5) Decide which characters to put on your Hanko
6) If you choose Japanese Kanji Characters, you can make your own Kanji original selection. (Make your Hanko unique and create your deep meaning from our Japanese Kanji selection chart)
1) Shape select
CIRCLE

SQUARE

How to select shape
You can choose your favorite shape depending on your tastes.
In Japan, the round type is mainly used for personal and official applications, while the square type is mainly used by companies and artists.
2) Font select
Kanji (Gyosyo, Insoufu, Koin) Alphabet (Gabriola, EdwardianSerip)
① Gyosyo (Calligraphy way) Most popular in Japan for Hanko
② Insoufu (Mudra manner) Hand style old traditional writing way from deep Japan
③ Koin (Traditional way) Highly readable and difficult to copy. Commonly used for important seals in Japan
Ex. 日本=Japan
④ Gabriola Simple way
⑤ EdwardianSerip Calligraphy way
3) Material select
① WOOD

Popular
Recommended for Those who are looking for souvenirs or gifts for multiple peoples
② Black Horn

Japanese standard
Recommended as a gift for yourself or someone close to you. In Japan, it is especially favored and used by many men
③ White Horn

Upper Japanese standard
Recommended as a gift for yourself or someone close to you. In Japan, it is especially favored and used by many women
④ Titanium

Premium
Recommended as a special gift for yourself or someone close to you. It is extremely durable and can be used lifetime
4) Size select


Ex. 桜 = Cherry blossoms
5) Decide which characters to put on your Hanko
You can choose what characters to put on your Hanko (for example, your name or your company name or your favorite letter or word)


6) Kanji original selection
For each sound we prepared different possible kanjis for you.
So, please create your original name fitting with who you are, as a real Japanese.

This is our first example Tom could be To 兎 (Rabbit) + Mu 夢 (Dream) which can be translate as:
The dreaming rabbit, The rabbit of your dream, or even a deeper meaning like "Jumping into your
dreams and realize your destiny" etc.
It’s time to think like a real Japanese, and to see more than just « words » but the poetry life offers you.

Second example, If your name is Sara, you can choose your favorite Kanji from
「sa」and 「ra」from our chart. Also, you can realize meaning of each Kanji from chart.
Hope it’s helpful to choose Kanji for you !

