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🍶 sake

The emoji🍶 features a traditional Japanese sake set, which includes a carafe with a slender neck, known as a tokkuri, and a small drinking cup, called a choko. The carafe and cup are typically depicted in a white or cream color across most platform. Sake, an alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice, has a rich history in Japan, dating back to the 3rd century. It was originally used for religious ceremonies and rituals, but later became a popular beverage for social occasions and celebrations. Sake is also used in cooking🍲, especially for dishes like teriyaki and sukiyaki. 🍶 is usually used to represent sake itself, or the action or ocassion of drinking. Users, especially the Japanese🗾 users, may also use it to celebrate an achievement or a special occasion. Also, this emoji can represent Japanese cuisine, or Japanese culture more broadly. It can be used to express a desire to visit Japan. Since some users don't know what 🍶 stands for, they often treat it as a common drink to refer to their favorite drink.

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🥢 chopsticks

This emoji🥢 looks like a pair of thin, long, and usually wooden sticks, tapering to a point at one end. They are typically depicted in a dark color, mimicking the appearance of traditional wooden or bamboo chopsticks. Chopsticks are a kind of utensils for eating, especially in East Asian cuisines. The origin of chopsticks can be traced back to ancient China, where they were first used as cooking tools to stir food in pots🍲 or pick up hot items from fire. Over time, they evolved into an essential eating utensil across various Asian cultures, including Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. The emoji🥢 can indicate the action or skill of using chopsticks to eat. It can also imply that you're eating East Asian cuisine🥟, as the use of chopsticks is one of the characteristics of East Asian food culture. In addition to food-related uses, this emoji can also symbolize the broader Asian culture and heritage, used in conversations about travel to Asia🗼 or Asian festivals. Moreover, in a more metaphorical sense, 🥢 can represent the concept of balance and harmony, drawing from the skill and equilibrium needed to use chopsticks effectively.

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🍘 rice cracker

Some rice crackers are flavored with soy sauce🧂, sugar, sesame seeds, or seaweed. Rice crackers are usually round or rectangular in shape, and have a light yellow or white color.

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🍢 oden

Oden is a type of nabemono (one-pot dish🍲) that consists of various ingredients simmered in a soy-flavored dashi broth.

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🍛 curry rice

Japanese curry rice is made with a roux-based sauce that is thickened with flour and butter, and flavored with curry powder, honey, soy sauce, and other spices. 🍛 is usually used to represent the dish itself, curry rice, especially when discussing food or meals.

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🍡 dango

The balls are often coated with various sweet sauces or toppings, such as red bean paste, sesame paste, green tea powder, or soy sauce syrup. Originally, dango was used as an offering for gods in shrines, and later became a popular snack for people of all classes and regions.

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🇲🇳 flag: Mongolia

On the far left is a yellow "Soyong cloth" pattern, which has yellow fire🔥, sun☀️, moon🌙, rectangle, triangles and Tai Chi ☯️ patterns symbolize the prosperity and unity of the country. It is displayed as MN on some platforms.

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