๐ด Flower Playing Cards emoji meaning
๐ด shows a hanafuda card, a Japanese flower playing card with plant and seasonal designs. It is used for hanafuda games and for Japanese culture more generally. In Korea the same cards are known as hwatu and are used for Go-Stop, so Korean speakers often use it for that game.
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๐ด How people use it
- Talking about hanafuda or Go-Stop
- Referring to Japanese traditional culture
- Mentioning card games at family holidays
Example messages
Learned a hanafuda game in Kyoto ๐ด
Family Go-Stop night again ๐ด
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Emoji details
| Name | flower playing cards |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F3B4 |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | card, cards, flower, game, japanese, playing |
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What does the ๐ด flower playing cards emoji mean?
๐ด shows a hanafuda card, a Japanese flower playing card with plant and seasonal designs. It is used for hanafuda games and for Japanese culture more generally. In Korea the same cards are known as hwatu and are used for Go-Stop, so Korean speakers often use it for that game.
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