About 484 Trademarks found for “*bun”

Restaurant services

The colors white, orange, pink and light blue are claimed as features of the mark.

PORK BUN

Restaurant services

Uncooked oden set, namely, prepackaged fish cakes, vegetables, boiled eggs, fried tofu, wheat flour paste, rice cake, seaweed and soy sauce-based soup, all for making Japanese stew; cooked oden, namely, Japanese stew made from fish cakes, vegetables, boiled eggs, fried tofu, konjac jelly (Japanese Konnyaku), seaweed, rice cake and soy sauce-based soup [ ; baked eel; salt pickled squid; dried or wet seaweed; rolled seasoned seaweed; tadukuri, namely, teriyaki small dried sardines; seasoned sardines; pickled octopus; sweet chestnut puree; sweetened black soybeans; pickled Japanese white radish and carrot; natto, namely, fermented soybeans; baked eggs or rolled omelet; nishiki-tamago, namely, steamed sweet egg cake ]

[ Oden-shiru, namely, soy sauce-based soup for seasoning purposes; unagi-kabayaki no tare, namely, soy sauce-based sauce for baked eel; chikuwa-bu, namely, wheat gluten sausage ]

The mark consists of the term "JuvaBun" in a stylized font. The term is placed to the right of an illustration of a woman's head. The woman has her eyes closed, and her hair is tied-up on the top of her head.

Dishware; Lunch-boxes; Whisks; Automatic soap dispensers; Cake stands; Cloth for wiping or dusting; Containers for household or kitchen use; Cookware, namely, pots and pans; Cups and mugs; Ice cream scoops; Place mats of plastic; Hand-operated salt and pepper mills

The mark consists of two Japanese characters within the outline of a circle, above the word "HIBUN".

The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "HIBUN" and this means "secret letter" in English.

The wording Hrocubun has no meaning in a foreign language.

Buns; Cinnamon rolls