The mark consists of a black circular brushstroke design at the top containing a large black stylized Japanese character with a red cockscomb at its top and a red beak at its center, to the left of a small curved rectangle containing three white stylized Japanese characters. Below the circle is a horizontal row of stylized Japanese characters, where on the left is a small curved rectangle containing three white stylized Japanese characters, and six black stylized Japanese characters continue across the row. Beneath that middle row are five additional black stylized Japanese characters along the bottom of the mark.

The color(s) red, white and black is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

The non-Latin character inside a thick brush stroke circle mean "bird"; the non-Latin characters in color black below the circle mean "specialized in deep-fried chicken"; the non-Latin characters in a red square in two spots has no meaning; the non-Latin characters at the bottom has no meaning.

The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "TORI", "KARAYOSHI", "KARAAGESENMON", and "KARAYOSHI". The wording "TORI" means "chicken", the wording "KARAAGESENMON" means "specialized in deep fried chicken", and the wording "KARAYOSHI" has no meaning in a foreign language.