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2015.2.13
Trademark
2014.11.28
Trademark
The JPO appeal examiners concluded that 
is dissimilar to 
with regard to medical apparatuses and instruments (catheters).
is dissimilar to with regard to medical apparatuses and instruments (catheters).2014.8.20
Trademark
The use of the marks 
(ALPHA in Katakana characters plus GPC), 
and/or 
(ALPHAGPC in Katakana characters) is considered as the use of the registered trademark
(ALPHAGPC in Katakana characters and ALPHA GPC) in a non-use cancellation request
(ALPHA in Katakana characters plus GPC), and/or (ALPHAGPC in Katakana characters) is considered as the use of the registered trademark (ALPHAGPC in Katakana characters and ALPHA GPC) in a non-use cancellation request2014.8.13
Trademark
JPO’s appeal examiners concluded that 
is similar to 
and 
(Canon in Japanese Katakana characters) with regard to baseball bats
is similar to and (Canon in Japanese Katakana characters) with regard to baseball bats2014.4.29
Trademark
A three-dimensional trademark application designating two-wheeled motor vehicles has been accepted for registration for the first time in Japan
2014.1.8
Trademark
The trademark “POWERUP” (in class 21) has been registered in Japan.
2013.12.3
Trademark
The trademark “ high risk high return (in Japanese Katakana)” (wordmark, in class 45) has been registered in japan.
2013.9.19
Trademark
The mark “ Arigato” (corresponding to “ thank you” in English) in class 45 has been registered in Japan as a wordmark.
2013.8.12
Trademark
The trademark “
” (T-9 and its transliteration in Japanese Katakana, in classes 5, 30 and 32) has been registered in Japan.
” (T-9 and its transliteration in Japanese Katakana, in classes 5, 30 and 32) has been registered in Japan.2013.7.21
Trademark