♨️ means hot springs, a spa or bath, and is also used for anything hot or steaming, like fresh food or a hot drink. The Apple artwork shows three red wavy steam lines rising above a curved red bowl shape.

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The symbol comes from Japan, where it marks onsen (hot spring baths) on maps and signs. People use it for spa trips, saunas, warm baths and travel in Japan. It also stands in for steam or heat, such as hot food, coffee or a heated topic. It is neutral and has no widely known slang meaning.
Onsen day in Hakone ♨️🇯🇵
Soup is ready, still steaming ♨️
Spa after work, I deserve it ♨️🛀
So cold today, need a hot bath ♨️
| ♨️ vs 🔥 | 🔥 means fire, hype or something great, while ♨️ means steam, hot water or a spa. |
|---|---|
| ♨️ vs 🛀 | 🛀 shows a person in a bathtub, while ♨️ is the sign for hot springs. |
| Name | hot springs |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+2668 U+FE0F |
| Category | Travel & Places |
| Keywords | hot, hotsprings, springs, steaming |
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♨️ means hot springs, a spa or bath, and is also used for anything hot or steaming, like fresh food or a hot drink. The Apple artwork shows three red wavy steam lines rising above a curved red bowl shape.
No. It shows steam rising from hot water, the Japanese sign for hot springs, not flames.
Rarely. For attractive people most use 🔥 or 🥵, while ♨️ is mostly for heat, steam and spas.
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