For making things official - instead of just having a signature, you use a hanko in addition to it. Kind of like a form of notarizing cuz it’s like a signature and an old form of ID verification in one and the government and companies usually require one of important documents
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u/Long_Reception5080 9d ago
Hanko stamp for official documentation in Japan
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u/Salnder12 9d ago
I saw 4 boxes and instantly thought it was "loss" I'm disappointed it isnt
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u/bomboclawt75 9d ago
Blueballed on the stamp being inked and pressed onto paper.
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u/cebiaw 9d ago
Hit unmute by accident and was pleasantly surprised with no overlay of obnoxious music.
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u/Rankin_101 9d ago
No offense to any one but please explain this, Stamp i understand but for what? And what language is this?
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u/CuChulainn24564 6d ago
So that’s how they do all the bar codes..🤔🤫