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Japanese “service charge” button

SymbolsEmoji 0.6Alphanum
Codepoints
U+1F202 U+FE0F
Keywords
button, charge, japanese, katakana, service
Added
Emoji 0.6

Japanese “service charge” button is an alphanumeric symbol in the symbols group of the Unicode emoji standard. Among its 5 CLDR keywords are button, charge, japanese, and katakana, words people use to search for or refer to it. CLDR, GitHub, and Slack all lack a shortcode entry for it, leaving an emoji picker or the character itself as the way in. Version 0.6 of the Unicode Emoji specification introduced it.

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