How to say "logo" in Japanese

• ロゴCommon
  nounThe direct word for a logo: a design identifying a company, product, or organization. Use this when you simply mean the logo itself.
  デザインも、アーチ型がたのロゴデザインにより現代的げんだいてきで「登場とうじょう感かん」「躍動やくどう感かん」のあるものに仕上しあげました。↗

  The design was also given the finishing touch to have launch impact and dynamism provided by the novelty of the arch shaped logo design.
• マークJLPT N1approx.Common
  nounMeans mark, sign, symbol, or emblem — the general word for a mark or symbol. It matches logo when the design is a symbol or emblem; for a logo as such, use ロゴ.
  私はカレンダーの誕生日たんじょうびに赤あかいマークをつけた。↗

  I put a red mark on the calendar for my birthday.

Choose 「ロゴ」 when you mean the logo itself; 「マーク」, which means mark, sign, symbol, or emblem, suits contexts where the logo is thought of as a symbol or emblem.

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• ロゴlogo
• マークmark
• ロゴタイプlogo
• シンボルマークlogo
• ロゴマークlogo