Is the Culture of Seals in Japan About to Be Abolished?

Will Covid-19 force Japan to throw away a century-long tradition?

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Japan has used seals for the past 2000 years. They are called “Inkan” (印鑑) or “Hanko” (判子) but for the sake of simplicity, we’ll stick with the common one: Hanko.