KANJI de HANKO｜Custom Kanji Stamp Kyoto

RHSC01-S-LE01

[Hanko Stamp Case] for S-Size Stick Type (Red Bamboo Design)

JPY2,420

RHSC01-S-LE02

[Hanko Stamp Case] for S-Size Stick Type (Crane and Tortoise Design)

JPY2,420

RHSC02-M-LE02

[Hanko Stamp Case] for M-Size Round Type (Crane and Tortoise Design)

JPY4,400

RHSC03-L-LE01

[Hanko Stamp Case] for L-Size Square Type (Red Bamboo Design)

JPY5,280

RKDH01-SS01

[KANJI de HANKO] Stick type / Akane Wood

JPY3,300

RKDH01-SS02

[KANJI de HANKO] Stick type / Boxwood

JPY4,400

RKDH01-SS03

[KANJI de HANKO] Stick type / Maple Wood

JPY5,500

RKDH01-SS04

[KANJI de HANKO] Stick type / Red Birch

JPY6,600

RKDH01-SS05

[KANJI de HANKO] Stick type / Black Birch

JPY7,700

RKDH01-SS06

[KANJI de HANKO] Stick type / Brown Birch

JPY8,800

RKDH02-MR01

[KANJI de HANKO] Round type / Akane Wood

JPY4,950

RKDH02-MR02

[KANJI de HANKO] Round type / Boxwood

JPY6,050

RKDH02-MR03

[KANJI de HANKO] Round type / Maple Wood

JPY7,150

RKDH02-MR04

[KANJI de HANKO] Round type / Red Birch

JPY8,250

RKDH02-MR05

[KANJI de HANKO] Round type / Black Birch

JPY9,350

RKDH02-MR06

[KANJI de HANKO] Round type / Brown Birch

JPY10,450

RKDH03-LS01

[KANJI de HANKO] Squere type / Akane Wood

JPY6,600

RKDH03-LS02

[KANJI de HANKO] Squere type / Boxwood

JPY7,700

RKDH03-LS03

[KANJI de HANKO] Squere type / Maple Wood

JPY8,800

RKDH03-LS04

[KANJI de HANKO] Squere type / Red Birch

JPY9,900

RKDH03-LS05

[KANJI de HANKO] Squere type / Black Birch

JPY11,000

RKDH03-LS06

[KANJI de HANKO] Squere type / Brown Birch

JPY12,100

ROA01-INKPAD

[Ink Pad] for Hanko Stamps

JPY880

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KANJI de HANKO offers a unique Japanese cultural experience by converting foreign names into meaningful kanji and creating original hanko stamps.

Kanji characters in Japanese have both sound and meaning.

At KANJI de HANKO, we carefully select kanji that match the pronunciation of your name and combine them with positive meanings to create a balanced and beautiful design.

We are a traditional hanko stamp shop founded in 1832 in Kyoto.
In Japan, hanko stamps are used instead of signatures, and almost every adult owns one.

They are an important part of daily life and a symbol of Japanese culture.

Because hanko stamps are usually engraved with Japanese kanji, KANJI de HANKO makes it possible for overseas customers to enjoy this tradition using kanji created especially for their names.

Create your very own hanko and experience Japanese culture in a personal and memorable way.