ZEN-NOH OISHII WAGYU FROM JAPAN

The mark consists of wording, including both Latin letters and Japanese characters. All wording including both Latin letters and Japanese characters are in the color white except for the term "Oishii" which is in black. The non-Latin characters are in white and outlined in the color brown. The color red appears inside of an oval at the right top of the mark and inside of a circular shape design at the bottom left of the mark. There are non-Latin white characters in the red oval. The word "ZEN-NOH" appears in white below the red oval. Non-Latin characters appear in the color white from the top left of the mark to the bottom right. The word "Oishii" is in black and the wording "WAGYU from JAPAN" is in white. Both appear inside the red circle design located at the bottom left portion of the mark. All Latin letters and Japanese characters are inside a larger black square box. The square box is surrounded by a brown border. Non-Latin characters are positioned over the red circle and extend leftward over the black background in the square.

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

"ZEN-NOH" is an arbitrary word created by applicant and has no meaning or English translation. "Wagyu" means "meat made from Japanese cattle". "Oishii" means "delicious" or "yummy" in English.

The mark consists of non-Latin characters in the mark that transliterate to "Zen-noh" "Wagyu" and "Oishii".