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Cultural Heritage! Celebrate history with the Japanese Castle emoji, a symbol of Japanese culture and architecture.
A traditional Japanese castle with tiered roofs. The Japanese Castle emoji is commonly used to represent historical sites, Japanese culture, or traditional architecture. If someone sends you a 🏯 emoji, it might mean they are talking about visiting a historical site, appreciating Japanese culture, or discussing traditional architecture.
The 🏯 Japanese Castle emoji represents a traditional Japanese castle, a significant architectural and cultural landmark in Japan.
Toqqaannartumik 🏯 emoji-mut qulaaniittumut tooruk, taava clipboard-imut ingerlaannaq kopierneqassaaq. Taava sumiikkaluartunulluunniit ikkussussinnaavat - allakkanut, social media-mut, dokumentinut, imaluunniit app-inut emoji-nik tapersersuisunut.
🏯 japanese castle emoji Emoji E0.6-imi saqqummerpoq, maannakkullu platform-ini pingaarnertut atorneqartuni tamani tapersersorneqarpoq, soorlu iOS, Android, Windows aamma macOS.
🏯 japanese castle emoji Angalanerit & Nunat kategoriamut ilaavoq, immikkullu Buildings immikkoortumut.
The Japanese castle 🏯 depicts a tenshu (main tower) in the style of Osaka or Himeji Castle, with distinctive curved rooflines and white walls. These castles feature multiple tiers and were built during Japan's feudal period (1467-1615) as military headquarters.
| Unicode Ataat | Japanese Castle |
| Apple Ataa | Japanese Castle |
| Tammarniaqaqatigiiffigisq | Fortress |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+1F3EF |
| Unicode Decimal | U+127983 |
| Seqqitseqattaarlugit | \u1f3ef |
| Kattussaasaq | 🌉 Angalanerit & Nunat |
| Ukiupassuarniit | 🏢 Buildings |
| Siunnersuutissat | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |
| Unicode Ataat | Japanese Castle |
| Apple Ataa | Japanese Castle |
| Tammarniaqaqatigiiffigisq | Fortress |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+1F3EF |
| Unicode Decimal | U+127983 |
| Seqqitseqattaarlugit | \u1f3ef |
| Kattussaasaq | 🌉 Angalanerit & Nunat |
| Ukiupassuarniit | 🏢 Buildings |
| Siunnersuutissat | L2/09-026, L2/07-257 |