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šš Rice Cracker Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1F358
A Japanese rice cracker.
Released in First introduced in Unicode 6.0 (2010), added to Emoji 1.0 (2015).
šrice crackerJapanese snacksenbeifoodsnackcrunchytreatJapanese culturenori
Meaning and Interpretation
"The š emoji represents a Japanese rice cracker, commonly known as 'senbei'. This popular snack is typically made from rice, flavored with soy sauce or sugar, and sometimes wrapped in seaweed (nori). It's often used to represent Japanese food, snacks, or cultural elements tied to traditional cuisine."
Symbolism
- š often symbolizes Japanese culture and traditional snacks.
- It can represent food in general, especially rice-based dishes or crunchy snacks.
- It may reflect the joy of sharing treats, enjoying small snacks, or a reference to a casual social gathering involving food.
Common Usage Scenarios
- When talking about traditional Japanese food, especially rice crackers.
- To express hunger or excitement about eating snacks.
- In dialogues involving cultural topics or food-related trips to Japanese restaurants or festivals.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Iām craving some Japanese snacks! š Anyone else love senbei?
Picked up some rice crackers today š! Perfect for snacking while watching a movie.
On the way to a Japanese festival š! Can't wait for all the food stalls šš£š”
Trying to eat healthier snacks, but these rice crackers š are too good to resist!
Had an awesome Japanese food dinner, finished it off with some delicious senbei š.
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use š when referring to Japanese food, traditions, or snacks.
- It works well in light-hearted and snack-related conversations.
- Avoid using it in inappropriate or formal contexts, as it denotes a casual tone.
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Rice Ball
A Japanese onigiri, typically made with rice and sometimes filled or wrapped in seaweed.