π Japanese Dolls emoji meaning
π shows a pair of Japanese hina dolls, an emperor and empress figure dressed in traditional court clothing. These dolls are displayed for Hinamatsuri, the Japanese Doll Festival or Girls' Day held on March 3. People use it for Hinamatsuri greetings, Japanese culture and traditional festivals in general.
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π How people use it
- Wishing someone a happy Hinamatsuri on March 3
- Sharing photos of a hina doll display
- Posting about Japanese traditions or travel in Japan
Example messages
Happy Hinamatsuri π hope your little one has a great day
Grandma set up the whole doll display again this year π
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Emoji details
| Name | Japanese dolls |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F38E |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | celebration, doll, dolls, festival, japanese |
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What does the π Japanese dolls emoji mean?
π shows a pair of Japanese hina dolls, an emperor and empress figure dressed in traditional court clothing. These dolls are displayed for Hinamatsuri, the Japanese Doll Festival or Girls' Day held on March 3. People use it for Hinamatsuri greetings, Japanese culture and traditional festivals in general.
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