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Open Japanese symbol indicating business hours.
The Japanese open for business button emoji is depicted as bold, white Japanese characters inside a blue square. This symbol represents business hours or that a place is open. Its clear design makes it recognizable in Japanese contexts. If someone sends you a 🈺 emoji, they are likely indicating that a place is open.
The 🈺 Japanese 'open for Business' Button emoji represents or means that a business or establishment is currently open and available for customers or clients.
Yu save klik long 🈺 emoji antap blong kopi kwiktaem long clipboard blong yu. Yu save pejtem long eni ples - long mesej, social media, dokumen, o eni app we i sapotem emoji.
🈺 japanese “open for business” button emoji i bin kam insaed long Emoji E0.6 mo naoia i stap long olgeta bigfala platform olsem iOS, Android, Windows, mo macOS.
🈺 japanese “open for business” button emoji i stap long Symbols kategori, mo i stap long Alphanumeric Symbols subkategori.
The 🈺 (営) means "business" or "operating" in Japanese. Combined with 業中 (gyouchuu), it forms "open for business." The character alone suggests commercial activity. You might see this on storefronts indicating they're currently operating.
| Unicode Nem | Squared CJK Unified Ideograph-55b6 |
| Apple Nem | Japanese Sign Meaning “Open for Business” |
| Olsem Wanem | Work, 営 |
| Unicode Hexadesimal | U+1F23A |
| Unicode Desimal | U+127546 |
| Eskep Sikwens | \u1f23a |
| Grup | ㊗️ Symbols |
| Sabsgrup | 🔠 Alphanumeric Symbols |
| Proposol | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Version blong Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Version blong Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Unicode Nem | Squared CJK Unified Ideograph-55b6 |
| Apple Nem | Japanese Sign Meaning “Open for Business” |
| Olsem Wanem | Work, 営 |
| Unicode Hexadesimal | U+1F23A |
| Unicode Desimal | U+127546 |
| Eskep Sikwens | \u1f23a |
| Grup | ㊗️ Symbols |
| Sabsgrup | 🔠 Alphanumeric Symbols |
| Proposol | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Version blong Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Version blong Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |