In 1934, Toyo Kyogo developed a new Mazda logo, though the company did not officially change its name until 1984. See All 24 Photos In 1936, Mazda developed a new logo based on that of its home city.

A symbol with diagonal lines dividing a red circle is often used to mean 'prohibited' or 'NG.' In addition to being seen on road signs in Japan, the United States Patent and Trademark Office ...

Tamotsu Shimada has unveiled the logo for the Expo 2025 Osaka, which is an irregular ring of red circles that appears to include five cartoon-like eyes.