Passport immigration seal

There are two kinds of seals in Japan. One is "hard printing", which is used in important occasions, such as banks, household registration, passports and so on. This seal is as important as a bank passbook. Never lose it. There are also seals called "Sheyin" and "Sheて", which means throwing in Japan. That is to say, a very casual seal. For example, when you receive a package, when you write something unimportant. This kind of seal is sold everywhere. If you draw it in a shop, you can buy it for 100 yen. You may be talking about "real printing". Generally, Japanese real prints are engraved in special engraving shops. There are all kinds of fonts. You can choose. The same font as China, of course. Generally, Japanese people don't write their names on seals. Just write your last name. Such as "Tanaka" and "Yamashita". If you come to Japan to carve stamps, you will have to go to a special stamp shop to carve stamps. Because China people have surnames that Japanese people don't have. Very cheap. I carved a beautiful stamp and it only cost more than 2,000 yen, which is about 100 yuan in China. Actually, you can bring it here by carving a stamp in China. It doesn't matter even if the name is engraved. This kind of stamp is better, no one can copy it. Japan has no excessive requirements for stamps. It only represents your identity ... Zhang Zi is very important to people living in Japan. Will be used all the time, so please pay attention.

Japanese seals are well-made, so according to our consumption habits in China, even if there is Japanese income, we think it is more expensive, usually tens of thousands of yen. There are many kinds of seals in Japan, which are classified according to their uses. It will be confusing to say a lot at once. In short, most of the seals used when reading documents and sending and receiving mail goods are just surnames. In Japan, they are called シャチハタ, and almost all Japanese names (such as Tanaka and Sato) have finished products. It can be changed like a colored fountain pen. It is made by machine, so the price is quite cheap. Because the Japanese also have single surnames, such as Lin, Qin, Wu and Jin. Maybe China people can find their surnames in it. If not, it will be customized and expensive, but this seal only has a surname, not a full name.

Therefore, it is recommended to engrave the full name seal in China before going abroad. The following are some points for attention when making seals in Japan-

Material: it can be wear-resistant plastic resin glass, ox horn, ivory, hardwood or metal or other animal bones. Avoid using rubber and various stone seals.

Font: Try to use easily recognizable fonts, such as regular script, official script, running script and Song style, and avoid cursive script and seal script. Because the traditional Chinese characters in most Chinese characters are the same as those in Japanese characters, it is suggested to use traditional Chinese characters as much as possible in order to be easily recognized in Japan. In fact, if possible, it is best to use traditional Chinese characters for the names of people who come to Japan's passports, which can save a lot of unnecessary troubles caused by inconsistent fonts in the future. If simplified Chinese characters have been used in the passport, it is no harm to use traditional Chinese characters in the seal.

Shape: The seal can be one of square, rectangle, circle and ellipse. However, because most places that need to be stamped in Japan are not very large, it is suggested that the size of the inscribed square should be in the range of 10-20mm, which is too small to be recognized, and too large will often exceed the stamped area.