Hiraki is a Japanese beverages brand whose logo was originally designed by Takao Sasaki in 1982, according to the logo and brand database Logos & Brands.[1] The same source also lists Hiraki under Sasaki’s portfolio of beverage brand work.[2]
Design and History
Documentation of the Hiraki mark is limited. The Logos & Brands database identifies Hiraki as a beverages brand from Japan and attributes the original symbol to Takao Sasaki in 1982.[1] The database categorizes the logo among designs from 1982 featuring stripes, oval and angular shapes.[1]
No official company source, designer portfolio or independent design publication could be located to verify the logo’s current appearance, its full construction details, or any subsequent redesigns. The attribution to a second designer, Yutaka Mitani, could not be confirmed by any available source.
Meaning and Symbolism
No documented symbolism, color specifications or typographic details for the Hiraki logo were found in the available research. The mark’s visual elements and any intended meaning remain undocumented in accessible sources.
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