π Moon Viewing Ceremony emoji meaning
π shows a full moon over pampas grass with a plate of rice dumplings, the setup for Tsukimi, the Japanese autumn moon viewing festival. It is used for harvest moon celebrations, autumn evenings and full moon nights. In Korea it is often used for Chuseok, and elsewhere for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
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π How people use it
- Sending Chuseok or Mid-Autumn Festival greetings
- Posting about a beautiful full moon
- Sharing autumn night or harvest season moods
Example messages
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival π the moon is huge tonight
Go look outside, perfect full moon π
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Emoji details
| Name | moon viewing ceremony |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F391 |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | celebration, ceremony, moon, viewing |
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What does the π moon viewing ceremony emoji mean?
π shows a full moon over pampas grass with a plate of rice dumplings, the setup for Tsukimi, the Japanese autumn moon viewing festival. It is used for harvest moon celebrations, autumn evenings and full moon nights. In Korea it is often used for Chuseok, and elsewhere for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
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