π Kimono emoji meaning
π shows a kimono, a traditional Japanese robe tied with a sash. It is used for Japanese culture, traditional clothing and travel in Japan. People also use it for yukata worn at summer festivals or ryokan stays.
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π How people use it
- Sharing photos from a trip to Japan
- Talking about trying on a kimono or yukata
- Mentioning Japanese festivals or traditional culture
Example messages
Rented a π in Kyoto today
Summer festival tonight, wearing my yukata π
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Emoji details
| Name | kimono |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F458 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | clothing, comfortable |
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What does the π kimono emoji mean?
π shows a kimono, a traditional Japanese robe tied with a sash. It is used for Japanese culture, traditional clothing and travel in Japan. People also use it for yukata worn at summer festivals or ryokan stays.
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