Amazon brand registry provides a great benefit for Amazon sellers. If you want to apply for Amazon brand registry but don't know how to do it, this article provides an easy-to-understanding explanation on how to apply, what you need to include in your application, and trademark registration required for the application.

Amazon has its own brand registration system to protect sellers' brands. This section provides an overview of the system, its benefits, and one of the requirements for the enrollment, trademark registration.

There are detailed rules regarding paper size and the number of lines per page for trademark application forms in Japan. In addition, we will also explain whether handwritten applications will be accepted.

A divisional application is an application for trademark registration in which a part of the designated goods or services of the applied-for trademark is divided. This article explains when to file a divisional application and some important points to keep in mind.

In order to use someone's registered trademark, such as when you want to sell a product using a registered trademark owned by another company, you need to conclude a license agreement and obtain permission to use the trademark. This article explains the types of trademark licensing agreements, their contents, and royalty rates.

The terms "trademark" and "mark" have different meanings. A "trademark" is a "mark" used for goods or services. Let's review the meanings of each of these terms.

There are several services that allow you to search foreign trademark registrations. This article explains how to use one of the recommended databases for those who want to check the trademark registrations for free.

Trademark registration is intended to protect the mark or name that you put on your products or services. Design registration is for the protection of original designs. This article explains the features of each right and the advantages of using both rights together.

This article explains how to solve the problem of trademark registration by a third party with bad faith.

Accelerated Examination is a system for those who aim to register a trademark as soon as possible. It is a good system that shortens the examination period for applied-for trademarks, but are there any particular disadvantages?

How to register a trademark? This article provides a clear explanation of the process from filing an application to registration of a trademark, as well as how to obtain trademark rights by yourself, the costs involved, and points to keep in mind.

This article explains the fast-track examination system, which speeds up the examination of trademarks. It also explains how to apply for fast track, what to look out for, and how to speed up the registration process.

This article explains whether foreigners can apply for Japanese patents and trademark registrations. It also includes information on how to file an application with the Japan Patent Office and where to go for advice.

As many as 26,000 trademark applications are filed in China each day. This includes preemptive trademark applications for Japanese place names, brands, etc., creating obstacles for Japanese companies in their business activities in China. Trademark registration is essential for successful business in China. This article explains the necessity of registering a trademark in China and the precautions to take when filing an application.

This article explains third party’s observation system for trademarks, in which you submit information that will work against the examination of an another party’s trademark application by the Japan Patent Office when you want to prevent the trademark application from being registered. Advantages and disadvantages of the system are explained in detail.

In order to maintain a registered trademark, renewal procedures must be filed with the JPO every 10 years. Although renewal is every 10 years, the registration fee can be paid in installments of 5 years each. The advantages and disadvantages of paying in installments are explained.

This article explains the concept of trademark registration when the prospects for use of the trademark are uncertain, and how to obtain trademark rights in order to avoid cancellation after registration, as well as the system of non-use cancellation trials.

A registered trademark can be renewed even after its duration has expired. The reasons for this are explained below.

Wouldn't it be convenient if you could enter the Ⓡ (R) symbol or other symbols in your registered trademark on your smartphone! Here we will show you how to input symbols from your smartphone.

This article explains in detail how the regional collective trademark system differs from a regular trademark application. The article will also provide an overview of the system and introduce actual trademarks that have been registered.

The trademark opposition system gives third parties opportunities to seek cancellation of a trademark registration from a broad public interest perspective. The following is a specific explanation of what it entails, including the timing requirements to be aware of.

To register a trademark, it may be necessary to obtain permission (consent) from a specific person or company to use the registered trademark or to obtain permission (license agreement) to use the trademark from another party. This article provides a detailed explanation of trademark use and permission/permission.

This section explains the patent (registration) fee for renewing a registered trademark. Please note that this fee is different from the fee paid at the time of registration.

Registered trademarks remain in force for a period of 10 years, but can be used semi-permanently through renewal. This section explains the renewal process.

Registered trademark rights must be renewed within a set period of time or the right will expire. This section focuses on the renewal period of a trademark.

This is what you need to do to apply for renewal of a registered trademark with the Patent Office. This is a must for those who wish to renew their trademark rights on their own within the time frame without the patent firm in between.

When you wish to use another person's registered trademark, you must obtain permission to use the trademark from the owner of the trademark and enter into a license agreement.This article explains in detail how to obtain a license to use a registered trademark. Is there anything I should be aware of in this case? Also, is there any better way to do this?

We will explain the procedures for changing the address, name, etc. of the applicant for patent, trademark application, etc., as well as the disadvantages of not changing the address, etc.

Trademark rights can be renewed semi-permanently by registering a renewal before the expiration of the trademark's 10-year term, but failure to do so will result in loss of validity. The following is an explanation of what the holder can do when the term expires and the trademark right has lapsed.

We will explain the advantages of trademark registration, which is very important for protecting your brand (mark), and the effects of filing and registering a trademark.

This is a concrete explanation of how to do the application procedures for trademark registration with Amazing DX. In addition to the general trademark process, we will also give you some points on the difference between doing the procedures for trademark registration by yourself and asking a patent firm or patent attorney.

This section explains the registration fee required to obtain trademark rights. Even if the registration of a trademark is granted, the trademark right will not arise without payment of the registration fee. We will also explain how much the registration fee is required.

This guide explains how to apply for accelerated examination if you want to use your trademark right away. What kind of evidence of use should be attached to the trademark to obtain an accelerated examination?

What should I do if I find a counterfeit product in Japan? This section explains how to respond (exercise your rights) in the event of trademark infringement.