“Hallmark” in Japanese
Short answer
Hallmark in Japanese is “極印” (gokuin). Full meaning: hallmark, stamp, impress; brand (i.e. a mark of disgrace), reputation.
Other ways to say “Hallmark” in Japanese
折り紙
origami origami; hallmark, certificate of authenticity
品位証明
hin'ishoumei quality certification (of a precious metal), hallmark
折紙
origami origami; hallmark, certificate of authenticity
おり紙
origami origami; hallmark, certificate of authenticity
おりがみ
origami origami; hallmark, certificate of authenticity
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