Japanese “not free of charge” button
- Codepoints
- U+1F236
- Shortcodes
- :japanese_not_free_of_charge_button: · :u6709:
- Keywords
- button, charge, free, ideograph, japanese, not
- Added
- Emoji 0.6
The Unicode standard lists Japanese “not free of charge” button as an alphanumeric symbol within the symbols group. Its 6 CLDR annotation keywords include button, charge, free, and ideograph, reflecting how it tends to get used and searched for. CLDR's shortcode for it is :japanese_not_free_of_charge_button:; GitHub and Slack settled on :u6709: instead. Version 0.6 of the Unicode Emoji specification introduced it.
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