You can search multiple search types collectively instead of entering class and JPO's similar group code for every search when you use TN search / series search / trademark for display.
The use charge is totaled per search type. The user is not charged as long as you perform a search even if you enter sound or word. /p>

You can use this search mode for preparing an argument especially when you argue that a difference between your trademark and the cited trademark is one pronunciation. Coexisting trademarks are retrieved by specifying search criteria of one sound difference (different sounds, the length of sounds) or objects (class and JPO's similar group code).

You can search for a part of trademarks for display by Kanji, Alphabets, Katakana, and Hiragana.

You can search for trademark by owner name or applicant name. A search range (class, JPO's similar group code) can be specified.

We watch published and registered identical and phonetically identical trademarks that similar to your trademark.

Characteristic

You can search for a word which is unlikely to be registered (words with low distinctiveness). All you have to do is enter a word you want to search and specify search criteria.

Overview

Mr. Article 3 can be used for searching trademark distinctiveness. Mr. Article 3 uses “refused trademarks database” storing trademarks that has received a notification of reasons for refusal based on Article 3 of the Trademark Act during examination at the Japan Patent Office. This system is based on trademarks rejected under Article 3 of the Trademark Act 3 i.e., non-distinctiveness. Data stored is from 1972.
We update this system accordingly as new rejected trademark and information are available and you can check last updated date on this homepage. The data, which is created by Kabushiki Kaisha Trademark Center, contains trademarks which are registered after trial against examiner's decision of refusal.

Overview

You can search for rejected trademarks by specifying Article code of reasons for refusal. Search criteria you can specify is Article code of reasons for refusal, trademark character, and class.
You can retrieve data from January 2000.

A list of Goods and Services is shown by specifying character stings composing goods and services.

Features

You can search for trademarks by specifying goods and services.

Overview

(1) You can search for trademark applications and registered trademarks by specifying goods and services.
(2) We have many narrowing functions; class, JPO's similar group code, application year, etc.
(3) No noise is retrieved.

You can search for bibliographic data by specifying registration number, application number, and publication number.

You can find similarity of sound and what marks are registered/filed or not. For example, if you search for “InterMark” and change prefix from “I” to “A”, records with trademarks with “A” prefix is brought up and shows it is registered/filed or not.

You can search for the name of the seller, applicant name, and approval date.