🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button emoji meaning

🈲 shows the kanji 禁 ("forbid") on a red square button. It means prohibited or not allowed, as seen on Japanese signs like 禁煙 (no smoking). People send it to mark something as off-limits or banned.

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🈲 How people use it

  • Saying something is not allowed
  • Jokingly banning a topic in a group chat
  • Marking a no-entry or no-smoking rule

Example messages

Talking about work on vacation is 🈲

Spoilers in this chat 🈲 until Sunday

Similar emojis

prohibitedno entryJapanese “free of charge” buttoncross mark

Emoji details

NameJapanese “prohibited” button
CodepointsU+1F232
CategorySymbols
Keywordsbutton, ideograph, japanese, prohibited

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FAQ

What does the 🈲 Japanese “prohibited” button emoji mean?

🈲 shows the kanji 禁 ("forbid") on a red square button. It means prohibited or not allowed, as seen on Japanese signs like 禁煙 (no smoking). People send it to mark something as off-limits or banned.

Are the backgrounds transparent?

Yes, every PNG has a transparent background.