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Japanese “no vacancy” button

SymbolsEmoji 0.6Alphanum
Codepoints
U+1F235
Shortcodes
:japanese_no_vacancy_button: · :u6e80:
Keywords
button, ideograph, japanese, no, vacancy
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Emoji 0.6

The Unicode standard lists Japanese “no vacancy” button as an alphanumeric symbol within the symbols group. It is tagged with 5 CLDR keywords -- button, ideograph, japanese, and no, for instance -- that describe its common uses. CLDR calls it :japanese_no_vacancy_button:; GitHub and Slack instead use :u6e80:. Emoji version 0.6 is when it was introduced.

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