'ABOUT THE GOJU-KAI LOGO
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The clenched fist design known as the Karate school insignia of the Goju style as is printed here on the top was designed by the late Gogen Yamaguchi(山口剛玄) in 1932, founder of Goju-Kai Karate-Do. The design is legal Service Mark registered with the United States Patent Office on March 9, 1971. Application for the Service Mark was initially undersigned by Gogen Yamaguchi and was certified by the office as registration No. 909827.
The Service Mark was later assigned to Norimi Gosei Yamaguchi(山口剛正), the first son of Gogen Yamaguchi who had been presiding over Goju-Kai Karate-Do, U.S.A., National Headquarters since 1964. The assignment of the registration also was recorded in the U.S. Patent Office at Reel 0282. Frames 033-035 on March 25, 1976.　

 

<P>'ABOUT THE GOJU-KAI LOGO<BR> <a href="http://hk.88db.com/hk/Services/Post_Detail.page/Sport_Fitness/Martial_Art/?PostID=133297" >http://hk.88db.com/hk/Services/Post_Detail.page/Sport_Fitness/Martial_Art/?PostID=133297</A><BR>The clenched fist design known as the Karate school insignia of the Goju style as is printed here on the top was designed by the late Gogen Yamaguchi(山口剛玄) in 1932, founder of Goju-Kai Karate-Do. The design is legal Service Mark registered with the United States Patent Office on March 9, 1971. Application for the Service Mark was initially undersigned by Gogen Yamaguchi and was certified by the office as registration No. 909827.<BR>The Service Mark was later assigned to Norimi Gosei Yamaguchi(山口剛正), the first son of Gogen Yamaguchi who had been presiding over Goju-Kai Karate-Do, U.S.A., National Headquarters since 1964. The assignment of the registration also was recorded in the U.S. Patent Office at Reel 0282. Frames 033-035 on March 25, 1976.　</P> <P><BR> </P>

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