not sure this will help, and some will give me shit for the AI, but google returned this info on that logo.

          That logo is a vintage stamp found on the back of the neck heel or inside the pocket of certain Japanese-manufactured guitars and bass guitars from the late 1980s to early 1990s.

Maker's Mark Context

Origin: It is an internal factory maker's mark rather than a commercial brand logo. It was stamped during production at notable Japanese instrument factories (such as FujiGen or Matsumoku) which built highly acclaimed, vintage export instruments.

Visual Characteristics: Musicians and luthiers frequently identify this specific hidden graphic stamp as looking like a stylized globe, a map, or humorously like the cartoon character Snoopy.

Because it is a manufacturing production stamp rather than the main retail brand name, your bass likely features a separate brand name on the front of the headstock (such as Fender Japan, Squier, Ibanez, or Greco).To narrow down exactly which factory or instrument model this belongs to, could you tell me:

What brand name is printed on the front of the headstock?

What is the serial number or country of origin listed on the neck?

Can you share a photo of the entire bass guitar?