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What's the difference between hanko and inkan?

Sam M.

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05/02/2021

Is there one?

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Alex

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06/02/2021

I've heard that hanko is the physical wooden stamp thing and inkan is the actual stamp it makes on the paper. But also that it's used both ways nowadays...

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