About 30,000 Trademarks found for “fuyuki hamaguchi”

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"BRAND" and THE NON-LATIN CHARACTER IN THE MARK THAT TRANSLATES INTO THE WORD "BRAND"

Cameras; Capacitors; Earphones; Bags for cameras and photographic equipment; Cases for mobile phones; Cell phone cases; Cell phone covers; Computer keyboards; Computer mice; Computer peripherals and parts thereof; Eye glasses; Fiber optics; Flashlights with light emitting diodes for use in photography; PC tablet mounts; PC tablets; Remote controls for air-conditioning apparatus; Smart watches; Smartphone mounts; Wireless chargers

Articles for equestrian use, namely, competition number holders for attachment to horse tack [, riding gaiters, spur straps, spur keepers; Articles made from leather, namely, wallets, handbags, shoulder belts, attaches, cases, purses; Articles made from imitation leather, namely, gaiter linings; Boots, namely, hoof coverings for horses; Protective equipment for horses, not for veterinary use, namely, strapping, boots, splints, strapping and guards; Stirrup leathers; Straps of leather, namely, saddlery; Purses; Handbags; Leather wallets; Leather cases; Bags in the nature of envelopes or pouches, of leather, for packaging; Leather bags; Satchels; Luggage labels, namely, tags of leather or imitation leather ]

[ Armbands for equestrian riders featuring a clear holder in which to place information; boot ornaments not of precious metal for equestrian use ]

The English translation of "FUYU" in the mark is "PROSPEROUS".

Brake pads for automobiles; Metal covers used to cover automotive shock parts; Rearview mirrors; Shock absorbers for automobiles; Ski racks for vehicles; Upholstery for vehicles; Automobile hoods; Automobile tires; Baby carriages; Body panels for trucks or SUVs; Bumpers for automobiles; Cigarette lighters for automobiles; Hubs for vehicle wheels; Spoilers for vehicles

The English translation of "fuyu" in the mark is "winter".

The wording FUYUN has no meaning in a foreign language.

The wording Fuyuok has no meaning in a foreign language.

The English translation of the word "HAMA HAMA" in the mark is "STINK, STINK".