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🈁🈁 Japanese “Koko” Symbol Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1F201

Japanese symbol for 'here'.

Released in Introduced in Unicode 6.0 (2010) and added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.

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Meaning and Interpretation

"The 🈁 emoji shows the kanji symbol 'ここ' (koko), which translates to 'here' in English. It is used to indicate a location or a specific spot. This symbol can be found in Japanese signs, especially in maps and notice boards, to show a particular place or area."

Symbolism

Representation of the word 'here' in Japanese.
Used to mark a specific location or area.
Symbol of directions commonly used in Japan.

Common Usage Scenarios

Used in conversations to indicate that something is happening at a certain place.
Placed in context when guiding someone to a place, shop, or event.
Used in cultural or linguistic contexts related to Japan.

Usage Examples in Conversation

I'm waiting 🈁 at the cafe! Come over when you're ready.

The shop you’re looking for is 🈁, right next to the big tree.

🈁 is where we need to meet for the hiking trip. Don’t be late!

If you look at the map, we are marked 🈁 at the center of the city.

The event will start 🈁 in the park’s main square.

Usage Guidelines and Etiquette

Primarily used in contexts related to Japanese language or culture.
Use it when giving directions or indicating a specific place.
Avoid using it in non-location-based contexts as it might confuse those unfamiliar with the symbol.