The mark consists of Three major parts. The first part is the character "Hobo Bird" written in a casual, cozy and cute font style, namely Andala, in two lines with one single word per line. The additional style applied to the words "Hobo Bird" is a heavy shadow with an off-black color biased to navy blue, with an additional curvy frame as an outer bound providing a cute feel and fashion. The second part is the fat bird, with belly facing up on the upper right corner of the mark. The bird is in fact a raven. The bird appears to be a cute illustration of raven sitting on the word "Bird" with its right wing laid onto "Hobo" displaying a casual and satisfacting feel and atmosphere, as if it has just eaten a good meal. The bird is facing toward the Hobo Bird words with an additional obtrusive feather on the head to the right, or toward the bird's posterior side as a distinctive feature of the mark. The third part of the mark is the Japanese Kanji characters "Tabigarasu", or in Japanese itself as written in the Additional Statement, written in a Japanese comic style bold font. It means "stranger" or "wanderer" in English. On the left side of the two Japanese Kanji charasters, there is a stamp with a red background and the off-white "HB" letters etched inside showing a sense of Japanese authenticity.