Talk:CubexCursedxCurious:Volume1 Prologue

Signature?

Does he really sign for the package or did he use a Hanko?

For those who don't know what this is, a Hanko is the stamp that the Japanese use instead of signing. You have to register it at the local ward office for it to become offical.

I know that some Japanese are starting to sign documents because of fraud, but the theft of these was always a problem. My Japanese teachers grandmother once told her that "No one would EVER steal someone elses Hanko!" Which kind of implies that they would steal their own...

JBV^_^

It could be either of the two

The person who receives the package could either use handwritten sign or a hanko, depending on what he wants to use. Like in my case, I always use handwritten signature when receiving my packages. I'm not sure if there are special cases where you have to use a hanko in order to receive your package. :3