YAKITORI TORI BIEN ASAKUSA TOKYO
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Key Information
Ownership
RO
Owner Name
Address
12900 Park Plaza Drive, Suite 200
Cerritos, CA 90703
Critical Dates
First Use Date
Not filed yet
Filing Date
Feb 3, 2026
Publication Date
Not published yet
Mark Descriptions
Services
Class 43
Restaurant and bar services
Mark Elements
Text Mark
YAKITORI TORI BIEN ASAKUSA TOKYO
Category
Service mark
Standard Characters
No
Color Claim
Yes
Drawing/Image Description
The mark consists of a black outline drawing of a chicken facing left with its legs in a walking position. Above the chicken, two Japanese kanji characters are positioned over the word "Yakitori". The word "TORI" appears to the left of the chicken, and the word "bien" appears to its right. Below the chicken, the word "Asakusa", two Japanese kanji characters, and the word "Tokyo" are displayed. Three teardrop-shaped designs in blue, red, and white are located above the chicken's tail with the white shape outlined in black. With the exception of these three colored teardrops, all lines, words, and kanji in the mark are black.
Design Search Codes
01.15.18
More than one drop including teardrops or raindrops03.15.03
Chickens03.15.24
Stylized birds28.01.03
Chinese charactersColor Details
The color(s) black, blue, white, red is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.
Disclaimer
the non-Latin characters that transliterate to "YAKITORI" and "ASAKUSA" and the wording "YAKITORI", "ASAKUSA", and "TOKYO"
How often are these words disclaimed in Class 43?
Translation
The English translation of the Japanese wording TORI in the mark is chicken. The English translation of the Japanese wording Yakitori in the mark is skewered chicken. The English translation of the French wording bien in the mark is good.
Transliteration
The Japanese characters in this mark transliterate to Yakitori and this means skewered chicken in English. The Japanese characters in this mark transliterate to Asakusa and this means Asakusa in English.
Trademark Timeline
Filing Date
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