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👘👘 Kimono Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1F458

Traditional Japanese clothing symbol.

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

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Meaning and Interpretation

"The 👘 Kimono emoji represents a traditional Japanese robe, often used for formal or ceremonial occasions. It can symbolize Japanese culture, fashion, and special events like festivals, weddings, or tea ceremonies."

Symbolism

Cultural representation: The kimono is a significant icon of Japanese heritage and artistry.
Elegance: Wearing a kimono often denotes formal occasions, respect, and gracefulness.
Traditions: This garment is closely tied with rituals, ceremonies, and deep-rooted cultural values.

Common Usage Scenarios

To discuss Japanese culture or traditions.
To refer to a formal occasion, festival, or wedding.
As part of conversations about traditional fashion and costumes.

Usage Examples in Conversation

I can't wait for the festival this weekend! I might even wear a 👘 for the occasion.

Look at how beautiful everyone looks in their traditional 👘 attire at the wedding!

The tea ceremony was amazing, and everyone wore such elegant 👘 kimonos.

For our cultural event, we'll all be dressing in authentic 👘 kimonos.

I’ve always wanted to attend a Japanese festival so I can wear a 👘!

Usage Guidelines and Etiquette

The 👘 emoji is mainly used to represent Japanese traditions, so use it in the context of culture and fashion.
Avoid using it in casual or unrelated contexts where the traditional meaning can be lost.
It’s respectful to use this emoji when speaking about formal gatherings, cultural appreciation, or special events connected to Japan.