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Kĩthererea na wana! Igũnyerera kana kĩndu kũna emoji ya Ngũkũ ya Kana, mwaki wa Japani Kĩkonjĩ ũmwe wa ndomeci.
Ngũkũ ya kana ya mbecha igũrirwo na ngathũno. Emoji ya Ngũkũ ya Kana itaga mwĩtha kũgemererwo kũthererithia Japani Kĩkonjĩ ũmwe wa ndomeci kũgetaga kũgũtũma ũthimi na ũmetha wagĩthaka mũtharage wa ndũmĩrĩria wa Japani. Mũndũ akiũmba emoji ya 🎏, kĩrogũmekĩra kena kĩgũka kũtherithia Kĩnde Gĩtherere, kũkonera, kana kweteeneiti Japani Hitha.
The 🎏 Carp Streamer emoji represents the colorful carp-shaped streamers flown on Children's Day in Japan, a celebration of children and childhood.
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The 🎏 Ngũkũ ya Kana emoji was introduced in Emoji E0.6 and is now supported across all major platforms including iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.
The 🎏 Ngũkũ ya Kana emoji belongs to the Mikorwo category, specifically in the Maagati subcategory.
Represents koinobori, carp-shaped wind socks flown in Japan during Children's Day (May 5). Each family member is represented by a different colored carp streamer.
During Children's Day, families fly koinobori representing each child - black for father, red for mother, and smaller colored ones for children. Carp symbolize strength and perseverance as they swim upstream.