🈺 Japanese “open for Business” Button emoji meaning
🈺 shows the kanji 営 on an orange square button. It comes from 営業 and means open for business. People use it to say a shop is open or, jokingly, that they are available or back at work.
U+1F23A
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🈺 How people use it
- Announcing a store is open
- Saying you are back online or available
- Promoting business hours
Example messages
Café 🈺 from 8am today
Back from lunch, 🈺 again
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Emoji details
| Name | Japanese “open for business” button |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F23A |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | business, button, ideograph, japanese, open |
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What does the 🈺 Japanese “open for business” button emoji mean?
🈺 shows the kanji 営 on an orange square button. It comes from 営業 and means open for business. People use it to say a shop is open or, jokingly, that they are available or back at work.
Are the backgrounds transparent?
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