The “YUGAHU STAMP” from INKANNONISHINOONLINEKOUBOU Co., Ltd. was named after the ancient Okinawan saying “Yugahu,” which means “wishing for happiness and wonderful things in the world.” Through this stamp, they imbue wishes of abundance and prosperity, hoping for happiness to come to those who use it. Crafted meticulously by Kyoto seal engraver Seiichi Inokuchi, each stamp is handmade, ensuring that customers receive a unique and exceptional product. Skilled artisans ensure that the stamps produce beautiful impressions when used. The birth of the “YUGAHU STAMP” was inspired by a special encounter between Seiichi Inokuchi and the calligraphy artist Zenryu Shoroman, whom he met by chance on the Okumagari coast in northern Okinawa. Zenryu Shoroman, known for his unique calligraphy style and vibrant colors, specially designed the font for this stamp, resembling an artwork. Unlike mass-produced stamps, the “YUGAHU STAMP” offers individualized impressions, adding a new dimension to the world of seals. It’s believed that stamps used for asset management and significant decisions should have distinctive impressions. Unlike machine-made stamps, the beauty of this stamp shines through even during stamping. INKANNONISHINOONLINEKOUBOU Co., Ltd. aims to bring happiness and prosperity to users through this special stamp.

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