MARUKYO SEIKA KABUSHIKI KAISHA

MARUKYO

Baked red bean cake (Dorayaki), Bun with bean-jam filling (Manju); Bean-jam filled wafers (Monaka);The mark consists of a stylized design featuring a circle within a looping curved line, all in red and the area between the circle and looping curved line being white, followed by the design of two Japanese characters in black, followed by the wording MARUKYO in black.;The color(s) red, black and white is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;The two non-Latin characters transliterate into Marukyo, which has no meaning in English.;The wording Marukyo has no meaning in a foreign language.;

MARUKYO

Baked red bean cake (dorayaki);The mark consists of Japanese characters in black color on the upper right side, a stylized design featuring a circle within a looping curved line in red on the upper left side which is filled in with white and contains a red dot. The word MARUKYO appears on the left in black color, and a picture of two baked red bean cakes are underneath in colors brown and yellow. The center of each cake bears a stylized flower design in brown. One of the cakes is cut open.;The color(s) red, black, brown, yellow, and white is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to DORAYAKI and this means BAKED RED BEAN CAKE in English.;NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO 'DORAYAKI' AND THE DESIGN OF THE BAKED RED BEAN CAKE;

MARUKYO

Cakes, Bun with bean-jam filling, Bean-jam filled wafers, Pastries;The mark consists of a stylized design featuring a circle within a looping curved line on the right side, all in red and the area between the circle and looping curved line being white, underneath the design is the wording MARUKYO in black. On the left hand side is a hexagon design, having an outer boarder of pink on the top and purple on the bottom, an inner boarder of purple and an inner boarder of copper. Inside the hexagon is a large cloud design in purple and a small cloud design in pink below the larger circle. On the left side inside the hexagon are two verticle lines of Japanese characters. In the center of the hexagon are Japanese characters, the center of the hexagon being white. On the right inside the hexagon is a vertical banner in black with wording and sides in yellow on the top and fading to orange at the center then red on the bottom. On the banner are two sets of Japanese characters separated by a bullet point.;The color(s) red, black, white, pink, purple, copper, orange and yellow is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;

MARUKYO

Baked red bean cake; pastries;The mark consists of a stylized design featuring a circle within a looping curved line, all in red and the area between the circle and looping curved line being white, underneath the design is the wording MARUKYO in black. On the right side is a stylized design of connected red circles having white with yellow bordered Japanese characters within. At the bottom are two halves of a cake broken open to show a filling, the cake is copper and wheat colored in an irregular pattern, the filling is purple.;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;

MARUKYO DORAYAKI

Baked red bean cake (Dorayaki);The mark consists of a stylized design featuring two cakes, one broken open to show a filling partially covering the second, the cakes having a copper colored top with a wheat colored interior, the filling is maroon with wheat colored bits, on the two cakes is a flower design colored brown, above the two cakes is a quadrilateral featuring a circle within a looping curved line, all in red over and the area between the circle and looping curved line being white followed by the design of two Japanese characters in black, followed by the wording MARUKYO in black. Below is the wording DORAYAKI in black. Below the word DORAYAKI are Japanese characters in black and two rectangles offset from the center one rectangle in black with red Japanese characters and the other in yellow to green with black characters, at the top of the two rectangles is a yellow Japanese character with a black outline. Under the rectangles is a green leaf with fruits colored jasmine and redwood, the lower portion of the quadrilateral having a yellow-green boarder with a stylized design of olive drab and lime fading upward to yellow including curved lines of yellow and olive drab and a circle of yellow-green and yellow.;The color(s) white, copper, wheat, maroon, brown, red, black, yellow, green, jasmine, redwood, yellow-green, olive drab and lime is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;The two non-Latin characters before MARUKYO transliterate into Marukyo, which is part of Applicant's name. The non-Latin characters in the center of the mark transliterate into Dorayaki, which means baked red bean cake in English. The non-Latin characters in green and black rectangles transliterate into Kuri Tappuri In Jibsei Tsubuan, which means the homemade half smashed bean jam with fully chestnut in English.;DORAYAKI means baked red bean cake. MARKUYO is part of Applicant's name.;THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO DORAYAKI AND KURI TAPPURI IN JIBSEI TSUBUAN, THE WORDING DORAYAKI, AND THE DESIGN OF THE BAKED RED BEAN CAKE (DORAYAKI);

MARUKYO FUNWARIYAKI

Baked red bean cake (Dorayaki), Pastries;The mark consists of a stylized design featuring two halves of a cake broken open to show a filling, the cake is copper and wheat colored in an irregular pattern, the filling is purple at the top is a light silver colored rectangle inside of which is a circle within a looping curved line, all in red and the area between the circle and looping curved line being white, followed by the design of two Japanese characters in black, followed by the wording MARUKYO in black, the wording MARUKYO is over a rectangle of Venetian red which fades right to left to white. Below the light silver rectangle is the wording FUNWARIYAKI in black. Below and to the right is a yellow rectangle with black Japanese characters inside. In the center is a stylized design of connected red circles having white with yellow bordered Japanese characters within. Behind the red circles are circular designs of red which fade to white and include white inlays. Above the cake is a yellow banner which fades to rust at an irregular top. Within the yellow banner is a red rectangle with rounded corners includes two rows of Japanese characters in white, the bottom row being smaller in height than the top row. Above the red rectangle with rounded corners, in the yellow banner, are Japanese characters in black.;The color(s) copper, wheat, purple, light silver, red, black, venetian red, white, yellow and rust is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;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.;The English translation of FUNWARIYAKI in the mark is softly sponge cake. The wording MARKUYO has no meaning in English.;THE NON-LATIN CHARACTERS THAT TRANSLITERATE TO FUNWARIYAKI, FUNWARI, YAWARAKA, FUWAFUWA KASUTERA, HODOYOI AMASA NO AND TSUBUAN; AND TO THE DESIGN OF THE BAKED RED BEAN CAKE (DORAYAKI);

MARUKYO MEISAKU

Bun with bean-jam filling (Manju);The mark consists of a stylized design featuring a circle within a looping curved line, all in red and the area between the circle and looping curved line being white, followed by the design of two Japanese characters in black, followed by the wording MARUKYO in black, the wording MARUKYO is over a rectangle of venetian red which fades right to left to white. Below is the wording MEISAKU in black. Below the word MEISAKU is a white cup with shading sitting on a wood grain coaster of seal brown and chocolate brown in the cup is a sap green substance. Overlapping the coaster is a plate having a rosewood red boarder and shaded sangria red. On the plate are 6 white packages, three having a red stripe and three having a green stripe, and featuring a circle within a looping curved line, all in red, followed by the design of five Japanese characters in black on the left side and Japanese letters on the right side. Some of the lettering of the packages is covered by other packages. Over the packages are three flower shaped buns colored wheat, two circular shaped buns colored wheat and ochre, and two tapered buns colored wheat on the edges and burgundy in the centers with wheat colored specks. On the right hand side is a hexagon, partially covered by the plate, the hexagon having an outer boarder of mauve on the top and raspberry on the bottom, an inner boarder of magenta and an inner boarder of copper. Inside the hexagon is a large olive drab circle and a smaller olive drab circle below the larger circle. On the large circle are two lines of Japanese characters. In the center of the hexagon are Japanese characters, the center of the hexagon being white. On the right inside the hexagon is a vertical banner colored crimson at both ends and fading to orange then yellow at the center. On the banner are two sets of Japanese characters separated by a bullet point.;The color(s) red, black, venetian red, white, seal brown, chocolate brown, sap green, rosewood red, sangria red, green, wheat, burgundy, mauve, raspberry, magenta, olive drab, copper, ochre, orange, crimson and yellow is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;The two non-Latin characters before MARUKYO transliterate into Marukyo, which is part of Applicant's name. The non-Latin characters over the olive drab circle of the mark transliterate into Meika no toriawase and Nihoncha ni yokuau, which means assortment of the famous kind of pastrie and well matched with Japanese tea in English. The non-Latin characters on the white background in the hexagon transliterate into AJI No and Meisaku, which means of taste and inscription make in English. The non-Latin characters on the green striped packages transliterate into Mathca Manju, which means bun stuffed with the powdered green tea flavored bean-jam in English. The non-Latin characters on the red striped packages transliterate into Soba Manju, which means bun stuffed with the buckwheat flour flavored bean-jam in English.;The English translation of MEISAKU is inscription make, Aji no is of taste, Meika no toriawase is assortment of the famous kind of pastries, Nihoncha ni yokuau is well matched with Japanese tea, Mathca manju is bun stuffed with the powdered green tea flavored bean jam, Soba manju is bun stuffed with the buckwheat flour flavored bean jam.;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;