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How Japanese Companies Protect—or Let Go—Brand Names After They Become Generic Terms
The article discusses how brand names in Japan, such as Hotchkiss and Mahōbin, can become everyday words. It explains that Japan’s legal framework does not directly prohibit genericization, leading some companies to defend trademarks while others allow them to become common.
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