EP stands for extended play as EP records are longer than original single 45 records, usually containing 4 tracks. Artists usually release an EP before the full album to give the fans a taste of what is coming. The EP may include anywhere from 2 to 10 songs depending on the length of the full album. A good example of an EP containing 4 tracks was the Beatles' 'Twist and Shout (EP)'.
What is an Inkan? hobundo.jp/ Inkan is the personal identification stamp that you have to use instead of signature, or sometimes, along with your signature in Japan. It is usually a small round seal with your name in it, and is commonly used with the red ink. In case with the Japanese, the second name(family name) is always used in the seal.
What is the difference between a Hanko and an Inkan? I truly donât think thereâs a difference. I went to the post office yesterday to open a bank account and one of the clerks referred to my hanko as an inkan. I think the terms are interchangeable. The term hanko (ã¯ãã or å¤å­) means âsealâ while inkan (ãããã or å°é) can mean stamp or seal. What kinds of Hanko/Inkan are there?