π Tanabata Tree emoji meaning
π shows a bamboo branch hung with colorful paper strips, used for the Japanese Tanabata festival. During Tanabata, people write wishes on paper and tie them to bamboo. The emoji is used for Tanabata, making wishes and Japanese summer festivals.
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π How people use it
- Mentioning the Tanabata festival in July
- Sharing a wish or hope
- Posting about a festival in Japan
Example messages
Wrote my wish for Tanabata π
Hope all your wishes come true π
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Emoji details
| Name | tanabata tree |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F38B |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | banner, celebration, japanese, tanabata, tree |
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What does the π tanabata tree emoji mean?
π shows a bamboo branch hung with colorful paper strips, used for the Japanese Tanabata festival. During Tanabata, people write wishes on paper and tie them to bamboo. The emoji is used for Tanabata, making wishes and Japanese summer festivals.
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