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🈁Japanese “Here” Button EmojiUnicode: 1F201
The Japanese 'here' button emoji shows the kanji ココ (koko) in a square, meaning 'here'. It indicates a location or directs attention to something, often used in Japanese digital communication.
Released in Released in 2010 with Unicode 6.0
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Meaning and Interpretation
🈁 The Japanese 'here' button emoji is a square with the kanji ココ (koko), which means 'here'. It's often used in Japanese social media posts or apps to indicate a location or to direct attention to something. On Twitter, you might see it in posts about meet-up spots or to point out a detail in a photo.
Symbolism
- Location
- Pointing out
- Japanese culture
Common Usage Scenarios
- Telling a friend where to meet you in a crowded place.
- Pointing out an error in a document by saying 'the mistake is here'.
- In a travel post, marking the exact location of a hidden gem.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Meet you at the station 🈁
The answer is right here 🈁
For those wondering, the event is here 🈁
I circled the part you need to see 🈁
Here’s the link 🈁
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use to indicate a specific location in a message.
- Often paired with a photo or map to highlight a spot.
- Common in Japanese texting culture; may feel out of place in English-only conversations unless referencing Japan.
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