Hanko?personal seal?
Here in Japan, most of us have our own personal seals (hanko).
It's just like a signature and when we need to put our names on something,
we often use it.
For example, official documents, certificate of receipt and so on.
One day, our guests went to hanko shop
to make their name engraved on the surface of one end.
These would be good souvenirs☆
It is said that there are about 291,000 family names in Japan.
Which family name do you think is the most common name?
The answer is.........
Mr/Ms Satoh!!
If you call this name in a loud voice in Shibuya, two or three people will turn around:P
We have Mr. Satoh here;)