About 229 Trademarks found that are owned by Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical Co Inc.

The mark consists of the word "SALONPAS" in white stylized lettering carried on a blue banner having a green top and bottom over the word "LIDOCAINE" depicted in blue and "PLUS" depicted in green.

The mark consists of the words "SALONPAS LIDOCAINE PLUS" in stylized lettering displayed vertically.

The mark consists of the stylized wording "HISAMITSU" in white in front of a blue banner; below it is a human silhouette facing backwards in beige, with four red circles located below the neck, behind the right shoulder, on the lower torso, and behind the left elbow; to the right of that are four horizontal red stripes; below that is the stylized wording "SALONPAS" in white in front of a blue and green wavy banner; below that is a blue and white circular design, to the left of a beige patch; at the very bottom is a white banner.

The mark consists of a yellow rectangle containing a white silhouette of the upper back side of a human figure outlined in blue. On the lower back of the human figure is a white patch outlined in blue with blue dots on the patch and red circles representing heat around the patch. Below the silhouette is a green rectangle with a curved side on the top in white and a blue banner with the wording "SALONPAS-" in white and the wording "HOT" in red with white outlining and a white curved line below the blue banner. The silhouette of the human figure and the green rectangular design are all on a yellow rectangle backdrop.

PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION OF A TRANSDERMAL PATCH

In the statement, Column 1, line 6, after SERVICES, ";" should be inserted. In the statement, Column 1, line 6, after FIELD, "OF" should be inserted.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of the word "HISAMITSU" sung over the sound of four musical tones, E, A, E, and F sharp. The first three notes being eighth notes and the final note being a tied eighth and half note

"RELIEVING GEL"

The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "SALONPAS" and this has no meaning in a foreign language.