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🆕 NEW button

Whether you're talking about the latest gadget release, a new song that's just dropped, or a fresh update to an app, the new emoji is a quick and easy way to convey the concept of 'newness'.

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🇳🇨 flag: New Caledonia

This is the flag of New Caledonia. The flag is dark blue, red, and green from top to bottom. The flag has a yellow pattern. The totem in the pattern is New Caledonia’s flèche faîtière (a kind of roof carving decoration).

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🇵🇬 flag: Papua New Guinea

It generally means Papua New Guinea. Its capital is Port Moresby. 🇵🇬 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Papua New Guinea. The Emoji 🇵🇬 is composed of two regional indicator letters, namely 🇵 and 🇬.

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🏣 Japanese post office

The emoji is based on the design of traditional Japanese post offices, but it may vary depending on the platform. The history of postal services in Japan dates back to the 7th century, when official messengers were used to deliver letters and documents.

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🔰 Japanese symbol for beginner

The 🔰 emoji, called the "Japanese Symbol for Beginner" or "Shoshinsha Mark"(初心者マーク), depicts a yellow-green v-shaped shield🛡. In Japan🇯🇵, it signifies a novice driver. In Japan, this symbol must be displayed on the cars of new drivers for one year after they receive their driver's license🪪.

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🎎 Japanese dolls

It generally means Japanese dolls, and can also mean Doll's Day, Girl’s Day, Hinamatsuri, Japan and happiness.

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🎍 pine decoration

This is a Japanese kadomatsu, made of bamboo and pine trees, and some platforms also display red berries 🍓 and the word "寿". It is a common potted plant in Japan 🇯🇵 , which symbolizes longevity, happiness, and good luck ☘ .

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🏯 Japanese castle

Japanese castles were not only military fortifications, but also symbols of power and prestige. 🏯 can be used to express interest in Japanese history, culture, or architecture.

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⛻ Japanese Bank Symbol

There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to Japanese Bank Symbol: 🇯🇵 (flag: Japan) + 🏦 (bank), which can be used instead of ⛻ in some cases.

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🌑 new moon

The emoji 🌑 depicts a dark, circular shape, often represented in a deep, rich black or dark gray hue, embodying the celestial phenomenon of the new moon phase.

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🇳🇿 flag: New Zealand

The background of cobalt blue symbolizes the pure sky and sea around New Zealand. 🌊 The British flag indicates that New Zealand was once a British colony. The cross-shaped stars above represent the constellation of Southern Cross. Australia 🇦🇺 has the same decoration on the national flag.

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🈯 Japanese “reserved” button (base style)

The "Japanese 'Reserved' Button" emoji🈯, shows a green square button with the Japanese Kanji character "指" inside it, which stands for "booked" or "reserved" in Japanese. The 🈯 emoji stands out visually and is often used to indicate that something is reserved or holds high importance.

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🈯︎ Japanese “reserved” button (text style)

The "Japanese 'Reserved' Button" emoji🈯︎, shows a green square button with the Japanese Kanji character "指" inside it, which stands for "booked" or "reserved" in Japanese. The 🈯︎ emoji stands out visually and is often used to indicate that something is reserved or holds high importance.

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🈯️ Japanese “reserved” button (emoji style)

The "Japanese 'Reserved' Button" emoji🈯️, shows a green square button with the Japanese Kanji character "指" inside it, which stands for "booked" or "reserved" in Japanese. The 🈯️ emoji stands out visually and is often used to indicate that something is reserved or holds high importance.

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📰 newspaper

In the context of discussions around media literacy or fake news, this emoji can also represent skepticism or the need for critical evaluation of news sources. 😮The Facebook platform shows "DAILY FEED", and the newspaper title is "EL CAPITAN".

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🈳 Japanese “vacancy” button

The 🈳 emoji is officially called the "Japanese 'Vacancy' Button" emoji, also known as the 'Empty' emoji. It depicts a square with the Japanese Kanji character "空"(Kuu) displayed inside, indicating "vacancy" or "emptiness".

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🗽 Statue of Liberty

The statue is mostly green, and represents the Statue of Liberty, a famous landmark and symbol of freedom in New York City, USA. Gifted by France to the United States in 1886, the Statue of Liberty stands on Liberty Island in New York Harbor.

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👘 kimono

It generally means kimono, but it can also mean Japanese clothing and Japanese 🇯🇵.

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🈵 Japanese “no vacancy” button

The "Japanese 'No Vacancy' Button" 🈵 emoji is all about fullness and completion. It is a visually distinct symbol that is designed as a square button with the Japanese Kanji character "満" (Man) inside it, which stands for "full" in Japanese.

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㊗️ Japanese “congratulations” button (emoji style)

Meet the "Japanese 'Congratulations' Button" emoji ㊗️! It shows a red circle with the Japanese Kanji character "祝" displayed inside, commonly used to convey celebratory or good wishes🎉. The basic meaning of the ㊗️ emoji is to indicate "congrats" or "celebrate!"

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🌚 new moon face

This emoji features a dark, shadowed sphere, resembling the new moon phase, with distinct facial features including eyes, a nose, and a mischievous smile. 🌚 has evolved to have diverse and nuanced meanings.

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🈹 Japanese “discount” button

Say hi to the "Japanese 'Discount' Button" emoji, represented as 🈹, is designed as a square button with the Japanese Kanji character "割" (Wari) inside it, which stands for "discount" or "cut" in Japanese.

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㊗ Japanese “congratulations” button (base style)

Meet the "Japanese 'Congratulations' Button" emoji ㊗! It shows a red circle with the Japanese Kanji character "祝" displayed inside, commonly used to convey celebratory or good wishes🎉. The basic meaning of the ㊗ emoji is to indicate "congrats" or "celebrate!"

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㊙︎ Japanese “secret” button (text style)

The Japanese 'Secret' Button ㊙ emoji features a red circle with the Japanese Kanji character "秘"(Short for 秘密-Himitsu) displayed inside🔴, and is often used in contexts like private conversations, confidential documents, or any situation where secrecy is important.

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㊙️ Japanese “secret” button (emoji style)

The Japanese 'Secret' Button ㊙️ emoji features a red circle with the Japanese Kanji character "秘"(Short for 秘密-Himitsu) displayed inside🔴, and is often used in contexts like private conversations, confidential documents, or any situation where secrecy is important.

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㊗︎ Japanese “congratulations” button (text style)

Meet the "Japanese 'Congratulations' Button" emoji ㊗! It shows a red circle with the Japanese Kanji character "祝" displayed inside, commonly used to convey celebratory or good wishes🎉. The basic meaning of the ㊗ emoji is to indicate "congrats" or "celebrate!"

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🈴 Japanese “passing grade” button

This symbol is known as the "Japanese 'Passing Grade' Button" emoji, and features a red square🟥 with the Japanese Kanji "合" (short for '合格') displayed inside. The "🈴" emoji normally indicates "agreement" or "passing grade" in Japanese.

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㊙ Japanese “secret” button (base style)

The Japanese 'Secret' Button ㊙ emoji features a red circle with the Japanese Kanji character "秘"(Short for 秘密-Himitsu) displayed inside🔴, and is often used in contexts like private conversations, confidential documents, or any situation where secrecy is important.

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🈁 Japanese “here” button

The "Japanese 'Here' Button" emoji 🈁, is a symbol that commonly seen in Japan as an indicator for information centers, help desks, or places where services are available. It is also referred to as the "Koko" emoji or "Here" emoji.

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🈸 Japanese “application” button

This 🈸 symbol is known as the "Japanese 'Application' Button" emoji. It features an orange square with the Japanese Kanji character "申"(Shinn) displayed inside. The primary meaning of the "🈸" emoji is to indicate "application" or "request" in Japanese.

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🈂︎ Japanese “service charge” button (text style)

Meet the "Japanese 'Service Charge' Button" emoji, represented as 🈂, is showcased a square button with the Japanese Katakana characters "サ" ('sa' short for サービス'service') inside it, and recognized in Japan as an indicator for free provision in the service industry and catering industry.

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🉑 Japanese “acceptable” button

The intriguing 🉑 emoji is called the Japanese “acceptable” button, representing the concept of "acceptable" or "acceptable for use." Imagine a Japanese Kanji character '可'(Ka) enclosed in a round, suggesting that something meets certain criteria.

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🈲 Japanese “prohibited” button

The 🈲 emoji is officially called the Japanese “prohibited” button emoji, representing the concept of "prohibited" or "not allowed." Imagine a stylized Japanese kanji character '禁'(Kin) enclosed in a box, showing a symbol of restriction.

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🉐 Japanese “bargain” button

The 🉐 emoji is officially called the "Japanese 'Bargain' Button" emoji, is depicted as a round button with the Japanese Kanji character "得" (Toku) inside it, which stands for "good deal" or "nice bargain" in Japanese.

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🈶 Japanese “not free of charge” button

This is the Japanese charge button with the word "有" on the orange square 🟧 . It means "to have, to own" literally, and it means to charge in Japanese. It means that this is a charged item, and it can also be used to express that something needs to be paid.

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🈷️ Japanese “monthly amount” button (emoji style)

The 🈷️ emoji is designed as an orange🟧 or green🟩 square button with the Japanese Kanji character "月" (Getsu) inside it, which stands for “moon” or "month" in Japanese. It is often used on social media to indicate a membership, or payment plan that is charged on a monthly basis.

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🈷︎ Japanese “monthly amount” button (text style)

The 🈷 emoji is designed as an orange🟧 or green🟩 square button with the Japanese Kanji character "月" (Getsu) inside it, which stands for “moon” or "month" in Japanese. It is often used on social media to indicate a membership, or payment plan that is charged on a monthly basis.

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🈷 Japanese “monthly amount” button (base style)

The 🈷 emoji is designed as an orange🟧 or green🟩 square button with the Japanese Kanji character "月" (Getsu) inside it, which stands for “moon” or "month" in Japanese. It is often used on social media to indicate a membership, or payment plan that is charged on a monthly basis.

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🏮 red paper lantern

It's emblematic of significant Chinese festivals and holidays, such as the Chinese New Year, the Lantern Festival, and the Mid-Autumn Festival. During these times, lanterns are ubiquitous, signifying joy, celebration, and communal spirit🎉.

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🈂️ Japanese “service charge” button (emoji style)

Meet the "Japanese 'Service Charge' Button" emoji, represented as 🈂️, is showcased a square button with the Japanese Katakana characters "サ" ('sa' short for サービス'service') inside it, and recognized in Japan as an indicator for free provision in the service industry and catering industry.

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🈂 Japanese “service charge” button (base style)

Meet the "Japanese 'Service Charge' Button" emoji, represented as 🈂, is showcased a square button with the Japanese Katakana characters "サ" ('sa' short for サービス'service') inside it, and recognized in Japan as an indicator for free provision in the service industry and catering industry.

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🈚 Japanese “free of charge” button (base style)

The "Japanese 'Free of Charge' Button" emoji 🈚 features a square shape with the Japanese Kanji character "無" (Mu) inside. In Japan🗾, this symbol is commonly understood to indicate that something is either free of charge or lacking.

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🈺 Japanese “open for business” button

The 🈺 emoji shows an orange square and the Japanese Kanji character "营"(Ei) inside🟧, is typically signifies the concept of "operation" or "business." It's a quick way to indicate that something is operational, open for business, or under management.

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🈚️ Japanese “free of charge” button (emoji style)

The "Japanese 'Free of Charge' Button" emoji 🈚️ features a square shape with the Japanese Kanji character "無" (Mu) inside. In Japan🗾, this symbol is commonly understood to indicate that something is either free of charge or lacking.

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🈚︎ Japanese “free of charge” button (text style)

The "Japanese 'Free of Charge' Button" emoji 🈚︎ features a square shape with the Japanese Kanji character "無" (Mu) inside. In Japan🗾, this symbol is commonly understood to indicate that something is either free of charge or lacking.

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🍥 fish cake with swirl

This emoji looks like a pink swirl on top of a white circle, but it actually represents a type of Japanese food called narutomaki. Narutomaki is a kind of fish cake that is often used as a topping for ramen noodles🍜.

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💴 yen banknote

Sometimes, it's seen in discussions about foreign exchange or international finance, particularly in relation to the Japanese Yen. 👤The figure on the Japanese yen emoji is Fukuzawa Yukichi, a Japanese thinker, educator, and journalist who is considered the “Father of Modern Japan.”

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⚜️ fleur-de-lis (emoji style)

It's often used to signify royalty or nobility, and often used as a symbol of French heritage, culture, and pride, especially in regions that have a strong French influence, such as New Orleans or Quebec.

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⚜ fleur-de-lis (base style)

It's often used to signify royalty or nobility, and often used as a symbol of French heritage, culture, and pride, especially in regions that have a strong French influence, such as New Orleans or Quebec.

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🎌 crossed flags

The primary meaning of the "🎌" emoji is to celebrate, mostly Japanese holidays and festivities like New Year's celebrations, Children's Day, etc. And in Japanese culture, this emoji can also indicate good luck, congratulations, or best wishes🤗.

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