Hanko is a personal seal, a deep part of Japanese culture from more than 2,000 years.
In Japan, hanko are often used as a tool for personal identification, with one's name engraved in kanji characters.
Each individual kanji has its own meaning, and Japanese names are also often named after kanji related to land or job associated with ancestors.
However, in Japan, it is currently popular to stamp notebooks, letters, message cards, etc. with various characters and pictures. How about using it for different purposes?
[Order Made Hanko]
It's perfect for putting your name as a personal symbol. We recommend a stamp that contains the name of the alphabet and the name of the kanji together.
Stamps of popular characters and Japanese place names. There is a wide variety and reasonable prices, so it's fun to choose. How about a gift for your family or friends?
