๐ธ Japanese 'Application' Button Emoji
๐ธ Emoji Information
- Name:
- Japanese 'Application' Button
- Short Codes:
- :u7533:
- Keywords:
- “application”, ideograph, Japanese, Japanese “application” button, ็ณ
- Category:
- Symbols ยป Alphanum
- Introduced:
- 2010
- Unicode Codepoint(s):
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🈸U+1F238
- Modifier:
- Not Available
๐ธ Japanese 'Application' Button Meaning
Another somewhat odd but still helpful japanese kanji is the "application" button emoji. It indicates that you can submit an application or leave one at a specific place. If you're asking someone if there are any open jobs locally, you can send it with a department store emoji. Fun fact: the monkey in the chinese zodiac is also symbolised by this emblem. Send the emoticon with a monkey emoji to proudly display your chinese zodiac sign.
The Japanese 'Application' button emoji was introduced in 2010 and released as part of the Unicode 11.0 standard. This emoji can be found under the symbols category. Because the Japanese 'Application' button emoji has been around for quite some time, it should display correctly in the majority of operating systems.
๐ธ Emoji on Different Devices
Here you'll find a range of emojis on how they will look using different operating systems.
Each company will design an emoji according to their own style. Here we have listed the most popular platforms around to see how the emoji will look on their screens.
Depending on the operating system version, the images may still look different to your display.
- Google
- Apple
- Facebook
- Twitter
- Windows
- Samsung
๐ธ Worldwide Trend
๐ธ Developer Codes
- Short Codes:
- :u7533:
- Hex Code:
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🈸 - Decimal Code:
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🈸 - Punycode:
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xn--q97h - URL Escape Code:
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%F0%9F%88%B8 - JavaScript & JSON:
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\ud83c\ude38 - CSS Code:
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content: '\1F238';