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MOTTAINAI

Textile shopping bags; handbags;Waterproof paper; paper bags and sacks; cards in the nature of stationery; writing pads; envelopes; finished products, namely, letter paper; picture postcards;Sport shirts;Towels of textile; Japanese cotton towels called tenugui; handkerchiefs; Japanese general wrapping cloth called furoshiki; table napkins of textile;Retail store services featuring clothing, bags and pouches, personal articles, paper and stationery;The English translation of the word MOTTAINAI in the mark is WASTEFUL.;Hand-held flat fans; hand-held folding fans;

MOTTAINAI

Starch based binding agents for ice cream; meat tenderizers for household purposes; starch based thickeners for whipped cream; aromatic preparations for food not from essential oils, namely, spice blends; oolong tea that is Chinese tea; black tea that is English tea; tea of salty kelp powder called kombu-cha; tea of parched powder of barley with husk called mugi-cha; Japanese green tea; coffee that is roasted, powdered, granulated, or in drinks; coffee substitutes that are artificial coffee or vegetable preparations for use as coffee; coffee beverages with milk; cocoa that is roasted, powdered, granulated, or in drinks; chocolate food beverages not being dairy or vegetable based; cocoa beverages with milk; ice; table ice; ice blocks; sugared beans called ama-natto; starch-based candies called ame; pellet-shaped rice crackers called arare; rice dumplings dressed with sweet bean jam called ankoro; cakes of sugar-bounded millet or popped rice called okoshi; fried dough cookies called karintoh; soft pin-rolled cakes of pounded rice called gyuhi; crystal sugar pieces that are confectionery; rice crackers called senbei; sweet dumplings called dango; sweet bean jam coated with sugared-bean based soft shell called nerikiri; glutinous starch syrup called mizu-ame; Japanese style steamed cakes called mushi-gashi; sweet pounded rice cakes called mochi-gashi; bean-jam filled wafers called monaka; pastry shells for monaka; bars of sweet jellied bean paste called yohkan; dried sugared cakes of rice flour called rakugan; ice candies; ice cream; wafers; castilia sponge cakes; hardtacks that are confectionery; caramels; candies that are sweets; cookies; crackers; cones for ice cream; sherbets that are sorbets; cream puffs; sponge cakes; toffees that are taffies; chewing gums; chocolate; doughnuts; gum drops being confectionary; nougat; pies; biscuits; fruit jellies that are confectionery; frozen yoghurt that are confectionery ices; pancakes; popcorn; marshmallows; rusks; waffles; bean jam buns; cream buns; jam buns; bread; buns; fermented soybean paste called miso; Worcester sauce; meat gravies; ketchup; soy sauce that is soya sauce; vinegar; vinegar mixes; dipping soup for soba noodle called soba-tsuyu; salad dressings; white sauce; mayonnaise; sauces for barbecued meat; cube sugar; sweeteners, namely, fructose for food; crystal sugar not confectionery; sugar; maltose for food; honey for food; sweeteners, namely, glucose for food; powdered starch syrup for food; starch syrup for food; table salt mixed with sesame seeds; cooking salt; roasted and ground sesame seeds; celery salt; chemical seasonings; mustard powder that is spice; curry powder that is spice; pepper powder that is spice; Japanese pepper powder spice called sansho powder; clove powder that is spice; hot pepper powder that is spice; cinnamon powder that is spice; Japanese horseradish powder spice called wasabi powder; ice cream mixes; sherbet mixes; unroasted coffee that is unprocessed; udon noodles that are uncooked; oat flakes; oatmeal; dried cooked-rice; enriched rice that is uncooked; pasta-wrappings for gyoza; corn flakes; powder of sweetened bean jam called sarashi-an; artificial rice that is uncooked; spaghetti that is uncooked; somen noodles that are very thin wheat noodle, uncooked; instant udon noodles; instant soba noodles; instant Chinese noodles; soba noodles that are Japanese noodles of buckwheat, uncooked; Chinese noodles that are uncooked; bean-starch noodles called harusame, uncooked; bread crumb; Chinese rice noodles called bifun, uncooked; dried pieces of wheat gluten called fu, uncooked; canned cooked rice; macaroni that is uncooked; pounded rice cakes called mochi; almond paste; Chinese stuffed dumplings called gyoza, cooked; sandwiches; Chinese steamed dumplings called shumai, cooked; sushi; fried balls of batter mix with small pieces of octopus called takoyaki; steamed buns stuffed with minced meat called niku-manjuh; hamburgers sandwiches that are prepared; pizzas that are prepared; box lunches, being food packages consisting primarily of bread, crackers and/or cookies, that are prepared; hot dog sandwiches that are prepared; meat pies that are prepared; ravioli that is prepared; yeast powder; fermenting malted rice called koji; yeast; baking powder; instant jelly mixes; instant doughnut mixes; instant pudding mixes; instant pancake mixes; mixes of sweet adzuki-bean jelly called mizu-yokan-no-moto; sake lees for food; husked rice; processed oats, namely, husked oats; husked barley; Japanese arrowroot powder called kudzu-ko, for food; wheat flour for food; rice flour for food; corn starch for food; sago palm starch for food; sweet potato starch for food; potato flour for food; buckwheat flour for food; tapioca flour for food; corn flour for food; pulse flour for food; barley flour for food; gluten for food;Gum arabic glue for stationery or household purposes; seaweed glue that is alginic acid glue extracted from brown algae, for stationery or household purposes; Japanese glue called kasugai-nori, for stationery or household purposes; casein pastes for stationery or household purposes; adhesives for stationery or household purposes; devils' tongue starch paste for stationery and household purposes; gelatine glue for stationery or household purposes; starch paste for stationery or household purposes; animal glue for stationery or household purposes; paste for handicraft, for stationery or household purposes called banjaku-nori; red algae gelatine glue, for stationery or household purposes called funori; plastic adhesives for stationery or household purposes; latex glue for stationary or household purposes; sealing wax; printers' reglets that are interline leads; printing types; addressing machines; inking ribbons; electric staplers for offices; envelope sealing machines for offices; stamp obliterating machines; drawing instruments; typewriters; checkwriters for offices; mimeographs; relief duplicators; paper shredders for office use; franking machines and franking machines that are stamping machines; rotary duplicators; marking templates; electric pencil sharpeners; decorators' paintbrushes; babies' diapers of paper; paperboard boxes for industrial packaging; paper bags and sacks; corrugated cardboard boxes; fiberboard boxes; food wrapping plastic film for household use; garbage bags of paper for household use; garbage bags of plastics for household use; paper patterns for knitting and for making clothing; tailors' chalk; banners of paper; flags of paper; air pumps for indoor aquaria; glass bowls for live goldfish; water tanks for live fish; artificial aquarium landscapes and fish reefs not of metal for indoor aquaria; water pumps for indoor aquaria; hygienic paper; towels of paper; table napkins of paper; hand towels of paper; handkerchiefs of paper; baggage tags in the nature of paper identification tags; printed lottery tickets other than toys; table cloths of paper; printing paper; India paper; carbon paper; glassine paper; newsprint paper; blotter; typewriting paper; toilet paper; writing paper; wrapping paper; rice paper; parchment paper; filter paper; ivory manila board; colorboard that is colored paperboard; paper in the nature of strawboard; white paperboard; fluting paper that is corrugating medium; linerboard for corrugated cardboard; chipboard; millboard; postcard paper; roofing paperboard; mulch paper; oiled paper for paper umbrellas called kasa-gami; gunpowder wrapping paper; tissue paper for use as material of stencil paper called ganpishi; Japanese handicraft paper; paper made from paper mulberry called kohzo-gami; paper for use as material of stock certificates called shokenshi; paper for Japanese sliding screens called shoji-gami; calligraphy paper; cardboard made from paper mulberry called senkasi; coarse tissue for toiletry use; paper made from paper mulberry called tengujosi; stencil paper that is mimeograph paper; Japanese paper called torinoko-gami; napkin paper; duplicating paper; thick Japanese paper called hosho-gami; filter paper; paper lace; imitation leather paper; perforated cards for jacquard looms; acid-resistant paper; corrugated cardboard; paraffined paper that is waxed paper; paper for Japanese indoor sliding partitions called fusumagami; fireproof paper; mildew-proof paper; waterproof paper; anti-rust paper; oilproof paper; luminous paper; ordinary cellophane paper; moisture-proof cellophane paper; synthetic paper; albums, namely, photograph albums and memory books; cards that is stationery; carbon paper that is finished products; ruled paper that is finished products; scrapbooks; sketchbooks; score-cards; score-books; account books; pocket memorandum books; account slip pads; stencil paper that is finished products; tracing cloth that is finished products; pattern tracing paper that is finished products; note books; writing pads; envelopes; plotting papers that are graph paper as finished products; business card paper that is semi-finished; letter paper that is finished products; loose-leaf pads; pencils; pencil point protectors; bone folders for creasing paper; felt writing pens; mechanical pencils; slate pencils; steel pens that are styluses or stencil pens; chalks; felt marking pens; pen nibs; penholders; ball-point pens; fountain pens; writing brushes; painters' easels; silk canvas that are painters' article; drawing boards that are painters' article; canvas for painting; crayons; paintbrushes; pastels; palettes for painters; charcoal pencils; writing ink; ink erasers; inkwells; sealing stamps; stamp cases; stamp stands; seal ink pads; pencil sharpeners; thumbtacks; paperclips; rubber erasers; blackboards; blackboard erasers that are chalk erasers; paper tags; seals that are stationery; bookmarkers; underlays for writing paper; correcting fluid for type; rulers for stationery and office use; letter racks; paper folders; inkstones that are ink reservoirs; inking pads; stickers that are stationary; ink sticks called sumi; writing slates; adhesive tapes for stationery or household purposes; adhesive tape dispensers that are office requisites; strips of fancy paper called tanzaku; terrestrial globes; price tags; notice bills; numbering stamps; date stamps that are daters; stands for pen and pencil; pen and pencil cases and boxes; paperweights; protractors for stationery and office use; paper knives that are letter openers; India inks; stapling presses that are non-electric staplers; Japanese ceremonial paper strings called mizuhiki; finger-stalls that are office requisites; paper labels; picture postcards; sheet music; song books; mail order catalogues in the field of clothing, books and food; calendars; general feature magazines that are publications; printed timetables; books, namely, a series of fiction paperback books; newspapers; geographical maps; diaries; industry newsletters in the field of business management; paintings and their reproductions; hanging scrolls for mounting a picture, a calligraphic work or the like called jiku; calligraphic works and their reproductions; engravings and their reproductions; photographs; photograph stands;Promoting the goods and services of others through dissemination of advertising via magazines, newspapers, television, radio, the inside and/or outside of vehicles; balloons, signboards, bill-posting, and street and shop-front dissemination of advertising materials; product demonstration; advertising by mail order that is direct mail advertising; advertising copy writing; shop window display arrangement services; issuance of trading stamps that may be redeemed for goods or services; business management analysis or business consultancy; marketing research; business management of hotels for others; business management and financial statement preparation for businesses; medical doctor referral; referral of scientific or technological experts; housekeeper referral; nurse referral; referral of cleaning engineers; dentist referral; midwife referral; referral of cooks and chefs; interpreter referral; referral of waiters and waitresses; beautician referral; model referral; pharmacist referral; referral of barbers and hairdressers; auctioneering; import-export agencies; arranging newspaper subscriptions; shorthand services; transcription; document reproduction; publicity material rental; rental of typewriters and copying machines; employment agency services; rental of vending machines;The foreign wording in the mark translates into English as wasteful in Japanese. ;Black beer that is toasted-malt beer; imitation beer; stout; lager beer; isotonic beverages; guarana drinks; mineral water; coffee flavored syrup for making food beverages; cola drinks; soda pops; sherbets that are beverages; syrups for beverages; ginger ale; carbonated drink mixes; aerated water that is soda water; ramune that are Japanese soda pops; lemonades; lemon squash; orange juice beverages; grape juice beverages; tomato juice beverages; pineapple juice beverages; apple juice beverages; extracts of hops for making beer; whey beverages; vegetable juices that are beverages;Meerschaum that is raw or partly worked material; loading pallets not of metal; beehives that are hive boxes or honeycombs; hairdresser's chairs; barbers' chairs; angle valves of plastics, not for machine elements; ball valves of plastics, not for machine elements; cocks of plastics, not for machine elements; butterfly valves of plastic, not for machine elements; liquid storage tanks or reservoirs not of metal or masonry; industrial water tanks not of metal or masonry; liquefied gas storage tanks not of metal or masonry; gas storage tanks not of metal or masonry; containers for transport, not of metal; curtain fittings, namely, traverse rods, poles, curtain rods, finials, curtain hooks and rings; metal-substitute plastic fasteners, in the nature of bolts, nails, rivets and screws; nails, wedges, nuts, screws, tacks, bolts, rivets and casters not of metal; hardware washers not of metal and not of rubber or vulcanized fiber for use in the assembly of items such as furniture; locks non-electric, not of metal; cushions that are furniture; Japanese floor cushions called zabuton; pillows; mattresses; Japanese food boxes of veneer or cardboard called oribako; wooden boxes for industrial purposes; wood barrels; casks not of metal for industrial packaging purposes; corks that are stoppers for industrial packaging containers; plastic stoppers for industrial packaging containers; plastic lids and caps for industrial packaging containers; wooden stoppers for industrial packaging containers; wooden lids and caps for industrial packaging containers; drinking straws; embroidery frames and hoops; nameplates and door nameplates not of metal; flagpoles; hand-held flat fans; hand-held folding fans; non metal garden stakes for plants or trees; beds for household pets; dog kennels; nesting boxes for small birds; step ladders and ladders not of metal; letter boxes not of metal or masonry; hat hooks not of metal; plastic shopping baskets; water tanks for household purposes not of metal or masonry; hanging boards that are Japanese style pegboards using positional hooks; tool boxes not of metal; fixed towel dispensers not of metal; cupboards; cupboards for tea-things cabinets called chadansu; wardrobes; Japanese style low tables called zataku; office desks; dining tables; writing desks; Japanese style low desks called wazukue; easy-chairs; Japanese style arm rests called kyosoku; stools; Japanese style floor seats called zaisu; dining chairs; settees and the like; high chairs for babies; dressers that are dressing tables; three-mirror dressing tables; cheval glasses; hand mirrors that are a part of a dresser; toy boxes and chests; umbrella stands; shoe cabinets; bookshelves; beds; showshelves; jewelry boxes and caskets not of precious metal; book stands; bookcases; magazine racks; lockers; indoor window blinds that are shade as furniture; blinds of reed, rattan or bamboo called sudare; bead curtains for decoration; oriental single panel standing partition called tsuitate; oriental folding partition screens called byoubu; benches; advertising balloons; upright signboards of wood or plastics; plastic sculptures of food samples; funerary urns; shintoist upright tubular ritual vases for sakaki tree twigs called sakaki-tate; coffin fittings, namely, non-metal handles and hinges; ritual flower vases; coffins; Buddhist family altars called butsudan; portable non metal shrines for shintoism called mikoshi; cradles; infant walkers; mannequins; costume display stands; sleeping bags for camping; picture frames; plaster sculptures; plastic sculptures; wooden sculptures; rattan that is unworked or partly worked material; tree barks; reeds that are raw or partly worked material; rushes that are raw or partly worked material; onigaya hay that is raw or partly worked material; sedges that are unworked or partly worked material; vegetable aggregate for plaster called susa; straw of wheat, barley or oats; rice straw; tusks that are raw or partly worked material; whalebones; sea shells; artificial horns; ivory that is unworked or partly worked material; animal horns; animal teeth; tortoiseshells that are unworked or partly worked material; animal bone that is unworked or partly worked material; coral that is unworked or partly worked;