Search japanese Emoji Results (248)

🏣 Japanese post office

The structure and appearance of the building displayed on each platform are different, but all have the symbol "〒", which corresponds to the Japanese "テ", which means communication. It generally means post office, but it can also mean the building, mailing and post.

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🏯 Japanese castle

It can also be used to express the meaning of Japanese culture, Japanese tourism, security and defence. Related emojis are 🗼🗻 .

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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 “reserved” button (base style)

In Japanese, it means reservation, and it usually appears in the catering and tourism industries. Related to it is the "service charge" button in 🈂️ in Japanese, 🍜 food, 🇯🇵 Japan, data, stock market.

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🈯︎ Japanese “reserved” button (text style)

In Japanese, it means reservation, and it usually appears in the catering and tourism industries. Related to it is the "service charge" button in 🈂️ in Japanese, 🍜 food, 🇯🇵 Japan, data, stock market.

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🈸 Japanese “application” button

This is the Japanese application button with the word "申" on the orange square 🟧 . It means "application" literally, and expresses the meaning of inquiry, application form, request in Japanese. It may appear when applying for a position or quota.

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🈹 Japanese “discount” button

This is the Japanese discount button with the word "cut" on the red square 🟥 , which means discount and price reduction in Japanese. You can see this logo on the shopping mall's promotional activities or purchase tags 🏷️ .

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🈂︎ Japanese “service charge” button (text style)

The blue square button box has the words "サ Translate: Service Charge" in Japanese. It means free provision in Japanese, and it usually appears in the service industry and catering industry. Related to it are 🆓 free, 🥤 drinks, 🍜 food, 🇯🇵 Japan.

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🈵 Japanese “no vacancy” button

It is a button with no space in Japanese. It means full or no vacancy. It usually appears in 🅿️ parking lots or 🏨 hotels. It is also used to express satisfaction on the Internet. Related to it is the 🈳 Japanese "Vacancy" button, 🚗 car.

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㊙︎ Japanese “secret” button (text style)

This is a Japanese secret button with the word "秘" on a red circle 🔴. This emoji is usually used to represent secrets🤐 and confidential information.

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🈴 Japanese “passing grade” button

This is the Japanese qualified button with the word "合" on the red square 🟥 . It means that it has reached the standard in grades or scoring. We commonly call it "passed". It means "agreement" in Japanese, which means unity or union.

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㊙️ Japanese “secret” button (emoji style)

This is a Japanese secret button with the word "秘" on a red circle 🔴. This emoji is usually used to represent secrets🤐 and confidential information.

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🈁 Japanese “here” button

The blue-gray square button frame has the words "ここ Translate: here" in Japanese. It is usually used to indicate destinations and places in Japanese. Related to it is 🚗 tourism , 🚏 transportation station, 🇯🇵 Japan.

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㊙ Japanese “secret” button (base style)

This is a Japanese secret button with the word "秘" on a red circle 🔴. This emoji is usually used to represent secrets🤐 and confidential information.

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🈳 Japanese “vacancy” button

It is a Japanese button with vacant seats. It indicates that there is a vacant seat. It usually appears in the parking lot or 🏨 hotel. Related to it is the 🚗 car, hotel, 🈵 the Japanese "No Space" button.

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🉑 Japanese “acceptable” button

It is an acceptable button in Japanese. It means yes, OK, 🆗 no problem. On the Internet, it is also often used to mean like and interested. Related to it is 🉐, 🈺 open, and 😍 like.

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㊗︎ Japanese “congratulations” button (text style)

It is a Japanese “congratulations” button. It expresses congratulations and celebrations. Usually used at the beginning of a blessing. Related emojis: 👬 friends, 🎉 celebration, 🎂 birthday.

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

This is the Japanese free 🆓 button with the word "無" on the orange square 🟧 . It literally means "no, no existence", and it means free 🆓 in Japanese. Public places provide some basic medical supplies for free, or some tissues 🧻 etc.

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🈂️ Japanese “service charge” button (emoji style)

The blue square button box has the words "サ Translate: Service Charge" in Japanese. It means free provision in Japanese, and it usually appears in the service industry and catering industry. Related to it are 🆓 free, 🥤 drinks, 🍜 food, 🇯🇵 Japan.

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🈷︎ Japanese “monthly amount” button (text style)

This is the Japanese monthly total button with the word "月" on the orange square 🟧 . It means the monthly amount, such as the monthly rent of the house 🏠 , electricity and water costs. Or it means the moon in Chinese 🌛 , monthly related topics.

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🈲 Japanese “prohibited” button

The red square button frame has the word "禁" in white in Chinese, which is a prohibited button for Japanese. It means prohibition and warning. Related to it is 🔞18 prohibition, ⚠️ warning, 🚳 prohibiting cycling, 📵 prohibiting the use of mobile phones, ❌ Error.

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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)

This is the Japanese monthly total button with the word "月" on the orange square 🟧 . It means the monthly amount, such as the monthly rent of the house 🏠 , electricity and water costs. Or it means the moon in Chinese 🌛 , monthly related topics.

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🈷 Japanese “monthly amount” button (base style)

This is the Japanese monthly total button with the word "月" on the orange square 🟧 . It means the monthly amount, such as the monthly rent of the house 🏠 , electricity and water costs. Or it means the moon in Chinese 🌛 , monthly related topics.

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

This is the Japanese free 🆓 button with the word "無" on the orange square 🟧 . It literally means "no, no existence", and it means free 🆓 in Japanese. Public places provide some basic medical supplies for free, or some tissues 🧻 etc.

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㊗ Japanese “congratulations” button (base style)

It is a Japanese “congratulations” button. It expresses congratulations and celebrations. Usually used at the beginning of a blessing. Related emojis: 👬 friends, 🎉 celebration, 🎂 birthday.

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🈯️ Japanese “reserved” button (emoji style)

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👘 kimono

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

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

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🏮 red paper lantern

This is a paper foldable oval red lantern, which can be seen in every household during the Chinese New Year, and it is also common in Japanese izakaya, a type of informal Japanese bar.

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㊗️ Japanese “congratulations” button (emoji style)

It is a Japanese “congratulations” button. It expresses congratulations and celebrations. Usually used at the beginning of a blessing. Related emojis: 👬 friends, 🎉 celebration, 🎂 birthday.

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🈂 Japanese “service charge” button (base style)

The blue square button box has the words "サ Translate: Service Charge" in Japanese. It means free provision in Japanese, and it usually appears in the service industry and catering industry. Related to it are 🆓 free, 🥤 drinks, 🍜 food, 🇯🇵 Japan.

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🉐 Japanese “bargain” button

It means bargaining in Japanese. On the Internet, Chinese netizens use it as the Chinese character "得", which means to get, yes and OK (without any choice). Related to it is 💰 money, 🇯🇵 Japan.

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🈺 Japanese “open for business” button

This is the Japanese start-up button with the word "营" on the orange square 🟧 . It represents business hours, commonly found in shopping malls 🏬 or restaurants 🍴 . It can also be used in combination with a specific emoji to indicate the business of a specific location.

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🔰 Japanese symbol for beginner

This is a v-shaped yellow-green shield 🛡️, which represents the Shoshinsha mark in Japan🇯🇵. It refers to those who obtain the driver’s license within one year. And the symbol is often marked on the car🚗 to caution other drivers and pedestrians🚶‍♀️ It symbolizes new drivers, paying attention to safety and other meanings. You can also use it when you are new to a game 🎮.

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💴 yen banknote

This is a stack of Japanese yen banknotes. Depending on the platform, there are green, yellow, and pink banknotes, but each platform is marked with a ¥. Most of them display banknotes with a face value of 1,000. The Facebook platform shows Japanese character "円" and Sakura 🌸.

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🍥 fish cake with swirl

It is made of fish meat 🐟 and is often used as an ingredient in Oden🍢 , Japanese ramen 🍜 and bento 🍱 . 🍥 generally means seafood such as a fish plate, and can be indicated to the anime character Uzumaki Naruto from Naruto.

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🍙 rice ball

It generally refers to the traditional Japanese cuisine of rice balls.

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🇯🇵 flag: Japan

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. It is an island country located in East Asia.

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🎌 crossed flags

It is displayed as two Japanese 🇯🇵 flags placed crosswise. It represents the legal holidays in Japan, combined with other symbols to indicate specific holidays. In Samsung’s early devices, it was displayed as two crossed Korean 🇰🇷 flags.

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🎏 carp streamer

It is often seen on Japanese Children’s Day 👦 (May 5th Boys’ Day is a holiday that prays for boys to become successful and healthy). It generally means 🇯🇵 Japanese carp streamer, and can also mean Japanese Children's Day, Boy's Day, Japan, and Hope.

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⛬ Historic Site

There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to Historic Site: 🏛 (classical building) | 🏯 (Japanese castle) | 🏰 (castle), which can be used instead of ⛬ in some cases.

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⛫ Castle

There is another emoji with a(n) similar meaning/appearance to Castle: 🏰 (castle) | 🏯 (Japanese castle), which can be used instead of ⛫ in some cases.

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🗾 map of Japan

It is used with other Japanese theme emoticons, it can represent Japan's tourist attractions ✈️.

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🍡 dango

This is a string of Japanese-style tri-coloured dangos made from glutinous rice flour, 🥛 milk, red beans, and 🍵 matcha. It generally refers to Japanese dango, which is a bit similar to the 🍢 (oden), but one is dessert and the other is the cuisine.

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🍣 sushi

It usually means sushi, a traditional Japanese food, and it is also used to refer to Japanese cuisine. It can also mean eating sushi.

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⛩️ shinto shrine (emoji style)

This is a red torii, with a curved roof above the pillars on both sides, usually the gate of the Japanese shrine 🇯🇵.

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🍢 oden

It generally means that traditional Japanese snack like oden, which is similar to the shape of a 🍡 (dango), but one is cooking and the other is dessert. They are commonly used in the Mid-Autumn Festival 🎑 moon-viewing activities in Japan.

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⛩ shinto shrine (base style)

This is a red torii, with a curved roof above the pillars on both sides, usually the gate of the Japanese shrine 🇯🇵.

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