Search ja Emoji Results (427)

🇯🇲 flag: Jamaica

It generally represents Jamaica. It is an island country in the Caribbean. It is currently a sovereign state within the Commonwealth of the Commonwealth. Its capital is Kingston. 🇯🇲 is the Emoji of a country/region‘s flag, and its meaning is flag: Jamaica.

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🏣 Japanese post office

The emoji 🏣 depicts a building with a roof and a red sign that says 〒, which is the symbol for postal services in Japan. The emoji is based on the design of traditional Japanese post offices, but it may vary depending on the platform.

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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 “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 “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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🎃 jack-o-lantern

Usually known as Jack-O-Lantern. 🎃is most used during the Halloween season, of course you can use this emoji to represent a normal pumpkin or pumpkin-related food. Related emojis: 💀👻🔥🥧

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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 “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 “monthly amount” button (base style)

Say hi to the "Japanese 'Monthly Amount' Button" emoji 🈷, or be called the "Moon" emoji or "Monthly" emoji, is commonly recognized in Japan as an indicator for a monthly amount or fee💴.

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🇯🇵 flag: Japan

This is the national flag of Japan, also known as the sun flag. There is a red circle 🔴 in the center of the white flag. The white part symbolizes integrity and purity, and the red part represents the red sun.It is displayed as JP on some platforms.It generally represents Japan and 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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🃋 PLAYING CARD JACK OF DIAMONDS

The background is white or transparent, and there is a black and white or color pattern on it, which means it is PLAYING CARD JACK OF DIAMONDS. Please note that 🃋 is currently not an official Emoji, but only Unicode characters that can be used.

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🃛 PLAYING CARD JACK OF CLUBS

The background is white or transparent, and there is a black and white or color pattern on it, which means it is PLAYING CARD JACK OF CLUBS. Please note that 🃛 is currently not an official Emoji, but only Unicode characters that can be used.

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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 “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 “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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🎘 MUSICAL KEYBOARD WITH JACKS

There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to MUSICAL KEYBOARD WITH JACKS: 🎹 (musical keyboard), which can be used instead of 🎘 in some cases.

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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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🇸🇯 flag: Svalbard & Jan Mayen

This is the flag of Svalbard and Jan Mayen, which belongs to Norway. See: Flag: Norway 🇳🇴 .

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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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🈚︎ 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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🈸 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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🫙 jar

It can also indicate something that is contained, sealed, or hidden in a jar. For instance, someone might use the jar emoji to hint at a surprise gift that they have prepared in a jar, such as cookies🍪, candy🍬, or jewelry.

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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 “open for business” button

In Japan, it's often used in contexts like store signs to signify that the establishment is open for business. It's commonly found in shopping malls🏬 or restaurants🍴 to indicate business hours.

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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 “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 “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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🂻 PLAYING CARD JACK OF HEARTS

The background is white or transparent, and there is a black and white or color pattern on it, which means it is PLAYING CARD JACK OF HEARTS. Please note that 🂻 is currently not an official Emoji, but only Unicode characters that can be used.

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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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🈷️ Japanese “monthly amount” button (emoji style)

Say hi to the "Japanese 'Monthly Amount' Button" emoji 🈷️, or be called the "Moon" emoji or "Monthly" emoji, is commonly recognized in Japan as an indicator for a monthly amount or fee💴.

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🈁 Japanese “here” button

And it is might also appear in a post about someone's visit to Japan🗾.

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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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🈚 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 “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 “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 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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🂫 PLAYING CARD JACK OF SPADES

The background is white or transparent, and there is a black and white or color pattern on it, which means it is PLAYING CARD JACK OF SPADES. Please note that 🂫 is currently not an official Emoji, but only Unicode characters that can be used.

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🈷︎ Japanese “monthly amount” button (text style)

Say hi to the "Japanese 'Monthly Amount' Button" emoji 🈷, or be called the "Moon" emoji or "Monthly" emoji, is commonly recognized in Japan as an indicator for a monthly amount or fee💴.

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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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🗾 map of Japan

It can also indicate that one is from Japan or has a connection to Japan. Moreover, it can refer to something that is made in Japan or related to Japan. And this emoji is perfect for expressing pride or solidarity💪 with Japan or its people.

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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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㊗ 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 “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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🥷 ninja

Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations. Within them, female ninjas, known as "Kunoichi"(くノ一), were some of the most deadly to have ever lived.

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🥷🏽 ninja: medium skin tone

Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations. Within them, female ninjas, known as "Kunoichi"(くノ一), were some of the most deadly to have ever lived.

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🥷🏾 ninja: medium-dark skin tone

Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations. Within them, female ninjas, known as "Kunoichi"(くノ一), were some of the most deadly to have ever lived.

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🥷🏿 ninja: dark skin tone

Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations. Within them, female ninjas, known as "Kunoichi"(くノ一), were some of the most deadly to have ever lived.

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🥷🏻 ninja: light skin tone

Ninjas were covert agents or mercenaries in feudal Japan, specializing in unconventional warfare such as espionage, sabotage, and assassinations. Within them, female ninjas, known as "Kunoichi"(くノ一), were some of the most deadly to have ever lived.

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