Marishee wa Muane wa Bantu Emoji

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 🎏 Marishee wa Muane wa Bantu emoji was introduced in Emoji E0.6 and is now supported across all major platforms including iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.

The 🎏 Marishee wa Muane wa Bantu emoji belongs to the Mimpa ne Milimo category, specifically in the Dikadi 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.