🈵 Japanese “no Vacancy” Button emoji meaning
🈵 shows the kanji 満 ("full") on a red square button. In Japan it means no vacancy, such as a full parking lot, hotel or sold-out event. People send it to say something is full, booked up or that they are stuffed after eating.
U+1F235
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🈵 How people use it
- Saying a venue or event is sold out
- Telling someone your schedule is fully booked
- Saying you are full after a meal
Example messages
Tickets 🈵 already, we missed it
Ate way too much, stomach 🈵
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Emoji details
| Name | Japanese “no vacancy” button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F235 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | button, ideograph, japanese, no, vacancy |
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What does the 🈵 Japanese “no vacancy” button emoji mean?
🈵 shows the kanji 満 ("full") on a red square button. In Japan it means no vacancy, such as a full parking lot, hotel or sold-out event. People send it to say something is full, booked up or that they are stuffed after eating.
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