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Did you know there are four hidden meanings within the Free The Tone logo? Take a closer look and see if you can spot the following:
1. Two Trees
The company owner & chief engineer's surname is Hayashi, which means "forest" in Japanese. In kanji (Japanese characters originating from China), combining two trees (木) characters forms the kanji 林, meaning "forest.”
2. Rabbit
Rabbits are known for their excellent hearing, and you can find one cleverly incorporated into the logo.
3. M
As our work is deeply connected to music, the letter "M," representing MUSIC, is included.
4. Musical Note
A musical note, an essential element in any composition, is also hidden within the design.
At Free The Tone, we are committed to creating products that bring joy to all.
We thank you for your continued support, and look forward to serving you in the year ahead!
Did you know there are four hidden meanings within the Free The Tone logo? Take a closer look and see if you can spot the following:
1. Two Trees
The company owner & chief engineer's surname is Hayashi, which means "forest" in Japanese. In kanji (Japanese characters originating from China), combining two trees (木) characters forms the kanji 林, meaning "forest.”
2. Rabbit
Rabbits are known for their excellent hearing, and you can find one cleverly incorporated into the logo.
3. M
As our work is deeply connected to music, the letter "M," representing MUSIC, is included.
4. Musical Note
A musical note, an essential element in any composition, is also hidden within the design.
At Free The Tone, we are committed to creating products that bring joy to all.
We thank you for your continued support, and look forward to serving you in the year ahead!