It is suggested to use traditional Chinese characters as much as possible. In fact, if possible, people who come to Japan should also use traditional Chinese characters in their passports, which can save a lot of unnecessary troubles caused by inconsistent fonts in the future. If simplified Chinese characters have been used in the passport, it is no harm to use traditional Chinese characters in the seal.

Two-word names are generally arranged from top to bottom or from right to left, three-word names are generally placed on the right and names on the left. Seal font: official script, regular script and other fonts can be used, generally traditional and cannot be simplified.

Seal shape: Japanese personal seals are mostly round, mostly seal characters, with MS standard font. Most of the company's seals are square, which is just the opposite of China's (square private seal, round unit seal). Because most places that need to be stamped in Japan are not very large, it is suggested that the circumscribed circle of the engraved stamp should be in the range of 10-20mm, which is too small to be recognized, and too large will often exceed the stamped area.

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