How it’s built
- Read from Japan Customs' list of accepted import-suspension applications: applicant Nintendo's intellectual property department, trademark 6274265, goods 'trading cards (including for games)'.
What we assumed
- This record is the Pokémon card mark.The mark is shown only as an image; the link to Pokémon rests on the page's file name, which includes 'pokemon'.
Sanity check
No record names The Pokémon Company as applicant. The identification of the mark is the weak point.
Where it comes from
The line in the source
トレーディングカード（ゲーム用のものを含む） In English
Customs lists Nintendo, via its IP/product-protection group, as the 輸入差止 applicant for the trademark behind the trading-card entry; no TPC applicant on that entry. The Pokémon link rests on the page file name only (B on the Pokémon identification). Adds applicant, reg. no. and term to F:Q07.C-9.
Where it’s used
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