In Japan, any natural person or corporate legal person can apply for Japanese trademark registration. Associations or consortiums that do not have legal person status cannot enjoy trademark protection rights in the name of legal persons or individuals. Japan's Trademark Law stipulates that when applying for trademark registration, the applicant must be a person who uses the trademark on goods or services related to his or her business, or who plans to use the trademark in the future. Therefore, the editor would like to remind all friends who apply for Japanese trademark registration in Shenzhen to fill in their business scope.

A trademark is a legal term used by producers and operators in the products or services they manufacture, produce, process, select or distribute to distinguish them from the source of the products or services. Marks applied for registration usually consist of words, graphics or other combinations. Trademarks registered in Japan are legally protected in Japan.