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In Japan, people do not sign; They use stamps. They are called Han or Hanko, and every individual in Japan has one. We will translate your last name into Kanji characters and create a Hanko that is just like the one people in Japan use. Five different kinds of Hanko materials are available: Tsuge, Kuro Suigyu, Oranda Suigyu, Gomu In.
