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🍶Sake Bottle and Cup EmojiUnicode: 1F376
A traditional Japanese bottle (tokkuri) and cup for pouring sake. It's used to symbolize sake, drinking, Japanese culture, or a chill vibe.
Released in Released in 2010 as part of Unicode 6.0 and Emoji 1.0.
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Meaning and Interpretation
🍶 This little guy is the OG symbol for sake – that smooth Japanese rice wine. But it's way more than just a drink emoji. It's your go-to for saying "let's grab a drink," "I need a drink after today," or hyping up a fun night out. It also reps Japanese culture hard – think sushi nights, anime watch parties, or just appreciating the aesthetic. Basically, it's the emoji for good times, relaxation, and anything with a chill or Japanese twist.
Symbolism
- Japanese Culture & Cuisine
- Relaxation & Social Drinking
- Celebration & Good Times
Common Usage Scenarios
- Planning a sushi and sake night with friends.
- Talking about relaxing after a long day with a drink.
- Posting about a visit to a Japanese restaurant or izakaya.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Sushi night? My place at 8. 🍶🍣
Today was… a lot. 🍶😮💨
Found this amazing little izakaya! The vibe is immaculate. 🍶✨
Me celebrating finally finishing that project: 🍶🍶🍶
When you're trying to be cultured and order sake instead of a beer 🍶🧐
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Great for food/drink posts, especially Japanese cuisine.
- Perfect for setting a chill or celebratory mood in messages.
- Can symbolize "Japanese stuff" broadly, not just drinking.
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