🈵 means "full" or "no vacancy", used to say a place, event or schedule is completely booked or sold out. People also use it jokingly to say their stomach is full. The Apple artwork shows a red rounded square with the white Japanese character 満.

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The character 満 (man) means "full" in Japanese and appears on signs at hotels, parking lots and restaurants. In chats it is a neutral, slightly playful way to say there is no space left, a class is full, tickets are gone, or you cannot fit anything else into your day or your plate.
Sorry guys, workshop is 🈵 for this month
No more biryani for me, I'm 🈵
Weekend schedule 🈵 already 😩
All tickets gone 🈵 see you at the next show
| 🈵 vs 🈳 | 🈳 means "vacancy" or empty, the opposite of 🈵. |
|---|---|
| 🈵 vs 🈚 | 🈚 means "free of charge" or "nothing", not full. |
| Name | Japanese “no vacancy” button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F235 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | button, ideograph, japanese, no, vacancy |
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🈵 means "full" or "no vacancy", used to say a place, event or schedule is completely booked or sold out. People also use it jokingly to say their stomach is full. The Apple artwork shows a red rounded square with the white Japanese character 満.
The opposite is 🈳, the Japanese "vacancy" button, which means empty or available. Hotels and parking lots in Japan use the two signs to show whether space is free.
It is 満, read "man" in Japanese, meaning full or filled. Chinese writes the same word as 滿 or 满, with the same meaning.
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