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Postal Services! Celebrate Japanese culture with the Japanese Post Office emoji, a symbol of mail and communication.
A building with a distinctive Japanese postal symbol on the front. The Japanese Post Office emoji is commonly used to represent postal services, mail, or communication in Japan. If someone sends you a 🏣 emoji, it might mean they are talking about sending mail, referencing Japanese culture, or discussing communication.
The 🏣 Japanese Post Office emoji represents or means a traditional Japanese post office building, a symbol of mail and communication.
Just click er yn emoji 🏣 er ny hroishaghey dy chooilleeney eh dys y choorley. Veih oo abyl dy chur stiagh eh ayns ny raad - ayns messaghyn, meanyn shocial, docmaidyn, ny ny app oilley ta cur er ny emoji.
Va'n emoji 🏣 japanese post office cur er ayns Emoji E0.6 as t'eh nyn lurg shen er ny platformyn mooar, jiu iOS, Android, Windows, as macOS.
Ta'n emoji 🏣 japanese post office ayns chategori Sheelaghtyn & Laare, ayns ny sub-categori Buildings.
The Japanese post office 🏣 features the distinctive 〒 postal mark, unique to Japan. This symbol has been used since 1887 and represents "teishin" (communications). Japanese postal buildings are architecturally distinct, which is why a separate emoji exists alongside the general post office.
| Unicode Enmyn | Japanese Post Office |
| Enmyn Apple | Japanese Post Office |
| Known As | Japanese Postal Mark, Japan Post |
| Unicode Hexadeimeal | U+1F3E3 |
| Unicode Dechemal | U+127971 |
| Rheill Escapey | \u1f3e3 |
| Gruppe | 🌉 Sheelaghtyn & Laare |
| Bhreenoyllagh | 🏢 Buildings |
| Foillshagheyyn | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Version Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Version Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |
| Unicode Enmyn | Japanese Post Office |
| Enmyn Apple | Japanese Post Office |
| Known As | Japanese Postal Mark, Japan Post |
| Unicode Hexadeimeal | U+1F3E3 |
| Unicode Dechemal | U+127971 |
| Rheill Escapey | \u1f3e3 |
| Gruppe | 🌉 Sheelaghtyn & Laare |
| Bhreenoyllagh | 🏢 Buildings |
| Foillshagheyyn | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Version Unicode | 6.0 | 2010 |
| Version Emoji | 1.0 | 2015 |