Brand Name / Project Name: [Brand Name / Project Name] Type / Industry: [Type / Industry…

Brand Name / Project Name: [Brand Name / Project Name] Type / Industry: [Type / Industry] Brand Positioning: [Brand Positioning] Core Keywords: [Core Keywords] Emotional Tone: [Emotional Tone] Layout Direction: [Layout Direction] Primary Color: [Primary Color] Accent Color: [Accent Color] Aspect Ratio: [Aspect Ratio] Design a highly polished "Japanese Brush Shop Wordmark". Note: This must be a truly commercial-ready shop logo, rather than standard typography, a poster headline, or a piece of traditional calligraphy. Focus on the essence of brush calligraphy, ensuring the main text features distinct variations in stroke thickness, pressure and release, subtle dry brush effects (feibai), and natural brush flow, while maintaining clarity and strong recognizability. 【Main Text Requirements】 1. The brand name is the core subject, with a handwritten brush-style typeface. 2. Strokes should exhibit clear variations in thickness, pressure and release, dry brush textures, ink density, and a sense of "breathability." 3. Certain key strokes can be moderately exaggerated to create a memorable visual anchor. 4. The font style does not need to be strictly uniform; it can feature natural deformations and the unique personality of a shop sign. 5. The priority is a "commercial shop wordmark," not a traditional exhibition calligraphy piece. The overall aesthetic should evoke the atmosphere of a Japanese shop, storefront signage, or noren curtain. You may incorporate subtle accents such as a small red seal (hanko), small vertical explanatory text, a minimal amount of kana/pinyin/English, or a red-background-white-text block, but these must be used with restraint. Keep the background simple to ensure the main logo stands out clearly. The final result should be a highly recognizable wordmark ready for immediate use by a real Japanese restaurant, izakaya, tea house, canteen, or Japanese-style lifestyle brand.