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Crayon Shinchan

The naughty five-year-old Japanese comic-book character Crayon Shinchan would tell foreign trademark owners that although foreign trademarks ultimately receive legal protection in China, pragmatic owners must be mindful of the time and costs involved.

8 minute read June 28, 2012 at 10:31 AM
By
Vincent J. Poppiti And Mian R. Wang
Crayon Shinchan

Few people in the United States are likely to have heard of Crayon Shinchan, but this Japanese comic-book character is ubiquitous in China.

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