About 12 Trademarks found that are owned by Marukyo SeIka Kabushiki Kaisha

THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO "JOHIN-NA-AMA-SA", "YUGA-NA-AJI-WA-I", "NI-HON-CHA-NI-YO-KU-A-U", AND "MEI-KA-NO-TO-RI-A-WA-SE"

THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO "FUNWARI-YAKI"

The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "AJI No" and "Meisaku" and this means "of taste and inscription make" in English.

Baked red bean cake (Dorayaki), Bun with bean-jam filling (Manju), Bean-jam filled wafers (Monaka), Pastries

Baked red bean cake (dorayaki)

PASTRIES

THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO "MEIKA NO TORIAWASE", "NIHONCHA NI YOKUAU", "MATHCA MANJU" AND "SOBA MANJU" AND THE DESIGN OF THE MANJU AS IT APPEARS ON THE PLATE

"DORAYAKI" means "baked red bean cake". "MARKUYO" is part of Applicant's name.

The two non-Latin characters before "MARUKYO" transliterate into "Marukyo", which is part of Applicant's name. The non-Latin characters in the red circles of the mark transliterate into "funwariyaki", which means "softly sponge cake" in English. The non-Latin characters in the yellow rectangle transliterate into "funwari" and "yawaraka", which means "soft" and "soft" in English. The non-Latin characters in the yellow banner transliterate into "fuwafuwa kasutera", which means "softly sponge cake (castella)" in English. The non-Latin characters in the top of red rectangle with rounded corners transliterate into "hodoyoi amasa no", which means "of just good sweetness" in English. The non-Latin characters in the bottom of red rectangle with rounded corners transliterate into "tsubuan", which means "half smashed bean jam" in English.

Baked red bean cake (Dorayaki), Bun with bean-jam filling (Manju); Bean-jam filled wafers (Monaka)