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Hey there!!

It's so cold that I'm scared of my diving training. This is Oda.

#SummerGuy

#WinterDivingTrainingIsHell

#IfIt'sThisColdInSaga

#WhatWillItBeLikeForHokkaidoFirefighters

 

 

This time, I'm going to get the ®️!

 

So, I'm going to register a trademark.

 

Basically, ®️ is the first letter of some English word, so it's

a trademark.

Basically, a trademark is

taking advantage of the name Coca-Cola

and naming something Coka-Cola.

#Probably

#Actually, the one below has the kanji for one in the dash.

 

 

The other day, I told a cool high school friend about starting a business.

 

Then that person said,

 

“Whoo-hoo! That's great!!! Good luck!!!! Yay!! By the way, did you register the trademark?”

 

and said it while chugging tequila.

 

 

There was such a gap between the atmosphere and the content that my ears rang.

 

 

“I haven't yet.”

 

 

Then,

 

 

 

“You better get it soon!!! Kid!!! It'll be meaningless if someone copies you!! Come on! Go! Run! Melos!!”

 

 

 

and I immediately left the store

and dashed in the direction of the Japan Patent Office.

 

 

 

 

Apparently, no one is yet continuously and exclusively producing the Firefighter Muscle Calendar, so I plan to start a company and do it.

 

 

 

By applying to the Japan Patent Office at that time,

 

“This logo and category are yours.”

 

It will prove it.

 

 

 

If I don't get this, what happens is,

 

 

If I

 

Japan fire fighters calendar

 

or

 

Firefighter Muscle Calendar

 

and sell products under that name,

and then a major company does the same thing,

I'll be wiped out in 3 seconds.

 

 

But! If I register the trademark,

 

 

“Teacher (Japan Patent Office)! That major company is using my trademark without permission!”

 

I can tell them to stop.

 

However, it seems it's too late by the time recognition has increased, and it's better to do it as soon as possible.

 

The reason is that it's first come, first served.

 

 

So, I'm thinking, there are two main options.

 

What should I do?

 

What should I do?

 

So, will you listen to me?

#SagaDialect

 

 

①Japan firefighter calendar

 Japan fire fighters calendar

 

 

 

This is whether to add an s after fighter.

#Don'tSayEitherWayIsFine

 

 

But there is a clear reason for this,

and since it means multiple firefighters, it seems correct to add an S.

#ItHasAnSEverywhereInTheWorld

 

By the way, the URL of this website you are all looking at also has an S.

 

This is because I plan to sell it overseas starting in the second year, so I added an S so that it makes sense in English.

 

 

However, I didn't add it to the logo.

Also, I didn't plan to add it to the company name.

 

The reason is when I say the company name,

 

“This is Oda from Japan Firefighter Calendar Co., Ltd.”

 

and

 

“This is Oda from Japan Firefighters Calendar Co., Ltd.”

 

 

Because the former is easier to say.

 

 

#Don'tThinkIt'sALie

#It'sSerious

 

 

But, but, I've changed my mind now.

 

Because if the trademark name and company name are slightly different,

it might be thought of as a typo.

I hate being thought of that way because it's uncool.

#I'mGladTheURLIsCorrect

 

 

So, the trademark will be

 

Japan firefighters calendar.

#I DecidedWhileWritingThisArticle

 

From now on, all names related to this will be

 

Japan fire fighters calendar!!

 

 

So, I'm going to add Japan and S to the logo(^^).

 

 

②I Also Want the Name Firefighter Muscle Calendar

 

When describing the product, every time

Japan fire fighters calendar

is long, so

I call it Firefighter Muscle Calendar.

 

 

I'm wondering what to do about this,

but the product name is

fire fighters calendar,

so I'll go with Firefighter Muscle Calendar!

#I DecidedWhileWritingAgain

 

 

Next is the category!

 

The category represents the product category.

 

There are 45 categories in total,

and categories 1 to 34 are products

while categories 35 to 45 are services.

 

I will apply for

category 16, paper and office supplies.

.

 

 

The cost seems to be 12,000 yen for application and 17,200 yen for registration.

The success rate is stated as 65%, and it seems to take about six months.

 

 

Okay, it's important to move forward with this☺️

 

First, I need a logo, so I'll edit the logo☺️

 

 

See you next year!!

 

 

 

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