Examples of Prohibited Use

This section describes examples of usage prone to error when displaying the Brand Symbol.
When using the Brand Symbol, always use the master data without modification. (Do not edit or alter the data)

This section describes examples of usage prone to error when displaying the Brand Symbol.
These are old iterations of the Brand Symbol and can no longer be used.
Some of these versions that have continued to be used in business tools must be switched to the correct Brand Symbol when those tools are updated or switched to new versions.

Additionally, when the Brand Symbol is displayed over a background color or photograph, instead of creating a white box using the Clear Space, adjust the background color or establish a brand area to display it properly.

When the background is a photograph

When the background is a photo, the Brand Symbol can be displayed when the background is not complex, when there is sufficient contrast between the Brand Symbol and the background, and when it can be determined that legibility has been maintained. Avoid using overly complex backgrounds, and edit the photo, such as by adjusting its opacity, to ensure sufficient legibility of the Brand Symbol.
Reference the examples on the right to carefully determine whether the Brand Symbol is clearly distinguished from the background.
Design creative materials on the premise of correctly displaying the Brand Symbol.