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🏯 Japanese castle

Japanese castles were designed to protect the daimyo (feudal lords) and their samurai (warriors) from enemy attacks. They were often located on hills or mountains⛰, and surrounded by walls, gates, towers, and moats.

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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. This design is universally recognized in Japan as an indicator for a bargain or a great deal. In many contexts, the 🉐 emoji can be used to signify a bargain or a special deal. It might appear in a post about someone's recent shopping spree🛍, symbolizing the amazing deals they snagged. Or, it could be used in a tweet about a flash sale, indicating that it's an opportunity not to be missed. Whether you're talking about a discounted item, a limited-time offer, or an unbeatable price, the 🉐 emoji is a quick and easy way to convey the concept of 'bargain' or 'great deal'. 💡: Chinese netizens use it as the Chinese character "得", which means to get, yes and OK (without any choice).

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⛩ shinto shrine (base style)

The emoji ⛩ is a symbol of a shinto shrine, a place of worship for the followers of the Japanese indigenous religion of Shinto. The emoji depicts a torii, which is a gate that marks the entrance to a sacred area. The torii is usually red or orange in color, with a curved roof and two vertical posts. Shinto shrines are ancient structures that date back to the prehistoric times of Japan. They are dedicated to various kami, or spirits, that are believed to inhabit natural phenomena, animals, plants, and ancestors. Shinto shrines are also the venues for festivals, rituals, and ceremonies that celebrate the seasons, life events, and historical events. ⛩ is most used to represent Japanese culture, Shinto shrines, or anything related to traditional Japan. It can indicate that one is visiting or has visited a shinto shrine or Japan🗾 in general. Also, it can refer to something related to shintoism, such as its beliefs, practices, or symbols. Additionally, it's not uncommon to see it used in discussions about spirituality, meditation, or even just as a symbol of peace and tranquility.

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