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㊗️㊗️ Japanese Symbol for Congratulations EmojiUnicode: 3297 FE0F
A symbol for congratulations.
Released in Introduced in Unicode 5.2 in 2009. Part of the Emoji 1.0 release.
祝Japanese characterkanjicongratulationscelebrationgood luckfortunesuccessachievementred circle
Meaning and Interpretation
"The ㊗️ emoji is a Japanese kanji character enclosed in a red circle, symbolizing congratulations, well-wishing, or celebrations. This symbol is often used in contexts related to joyous events such as weddings, graduations, or the start of a new endeavor."
Symbolism
- Congratulations: The kanji '祝' directly translates to 'congratulations' or 'celebrate', making it one of the most common celebratory symbols.
- Good Luck: The ㊗️ emoji is frequently used in good luck messages, especially in Japan.
- Success: It signifies success or completion of a major achievement, often used to congratulate someone.
Common Usage Scenarios
- Congratulating friends or colleagues on important milestones like a wedding or graduation.
- Sending well-wishes in New Year's greetings or other special celebrations.
- Using it to emphasize a tone of success or happiness when talking about personal achievements or career growth.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Congratulations on your wedding day! ㊗️🎊 Hope it’s a day full of love and joy.
You passed the exam! Well done! ㊗️🎉
Wishing you all the best in your new job! Good luck! ㊗️👍
A huge congrats to the newlyweds! Wishing you a lifetime of happiness ㊗️💖
Let's celebrate your success! You’ve earned it! ㊗️🎉🥳
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Recommended for use in celebratory messages to express joy or offer congratulations.
- Mostly associated with Japanese language and culture, but it can be used in international contexts without alienating English-speakers.
- Avoid overusing with too many emojis; one ㊗️ emoji often conveys the tone effectively.
Related Emojis
Japanese ‘Reserved’ Button
Another Japanese kanji symbol used to express reservation or exclusivity.