(REGISTRANT) KONISHI SHUZO KABUSHIKI KAISHA DBA KONISHI BREWING CO., LTD. CORPORATION JAPAN 2-13, Higashi-Arioka Itami City, Hyogo JAPAN | ITAMI OTOKOYAMA JAPANESE SAKE SINCE 1550 - 85526792 - Trademark Search

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ITAMI OTOKOYAMA JAPANESE SAKE SINCE 1550

Serial Number: 85526792

Reg Number: 4221081

Word Mark: ITAMI OTOKOYAMA JAPANESE SAKE SINCE 1550

Translation: The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "Itamizake otokoyama seishu" and "kinjo" and this means "high quality sake", "refined sake" and "brewing" in English.

Goods and Services: IC 033. US 047 049. G & S: sake. FIRST USE: 20120124. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20120124

Mark Drawing Code: (3) DESIGN PLUS WORDS, LETTERS, AND/OR NUMBERS

Design Search Code: 01.15.06 - Advertising, skywriting; Clouds; Fog
02.01.11 - Asian-Pacific men; Chinese men; Japanese men; Korean men; Men, Asian-Pacific men
02.01.38 - Aprons, men wearing, excluding bakers, butchers, chefs; Men wearing aprons, excluding bakers, butchers, chefs; Merchants (men); Store clerks (men)
02.07.01 - Groups, males
02.09.11 - Humans engaged in other work; Humans, including men, women and children, depicted engaged in other work
07.05.08 - Elevators; Escalators; Staircases
20.03.10 - Bottle labels; Labels for bottles
26.09.02 - Plain single line squares; Squares, plain single line
28.01.03 - Asian characters; Chinese characters; Japanese characters

Filing Date: 01/27/2012

Current Basis: 1A

Original Filing Basis: 1A

Owner: (REGISTRANT) KONISHI SHUZO KABUSHIKI KAISHA DBA KONISHI BREWING CO., LTD. CORPORATION JAPAN 2-13, Higashi-Arioka Itami City, Hyogo JAPAN

Attorney of Record: Tomoko Nakajima

Disclaimer: NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO USE "ITAMI OTOKOYAMA JAPANESE SAKE SINCE 1550," THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO "ITAMIZAKE OTOKOYAMA SEISHU" AND "KINJO" AND THAT MEAN "HIGH QUALITY SAKE," "REFINED SAKE," AND "BREWING" APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN

Description of Mark: The color(s) black, red, brown and white is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. The mark consists of characters in the colors black and red. The color red appears in a square box and the Japanese characters that transliterate as "KONISHI KINJO" at the left bottom; the color black appears in the Japanese characters that transliterate as "ITAMIZAKE" at the right, "OTOKOYAMA" in the center, and "SEISHU" at the left; and the colors brown and white appear in a background design that features historical Japanese workers making sake.

Type of Mark: TRADEMARK

Register: PRINCIPAL

Live/Dead Indicator: LIVE

Prior Registrations: 3548445

SiteNo: 69178

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