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Japanese “no vacancy” button emoji 🈵

Emoji 0.6 (2010) · U+1F235

What 🈵 means

Japanese “no vacancy” button 🈵 goes with these words in Unicode's CLDR: button, ideograph, Japanese, no, vacancy.

Those words also drive emoji search: try button or ideograph on your phone to find 🈵.

On the emoji keyboard, 🈵 sits with the letters and numbers (39 emoji) inside symbols, which has 224 emoji, for example 🔠 🔡 🔢 🔣.

Will 🈵 show on my friend's phone?

🈵 has been around since the very first emoji set (Emoji 0.6, 2010), so every device you can think of shows it.

How to type 🈵

To find 🈵 quickly, type button into the emoji search.

Codes for developers

A character counter sees 🈵 as one code point, U+1F235: 4 bytes in UTF-8 and a length of 2 in JavaScript.

Paste the emoji itself where you can. Use these codes in HTML, CSS, JavaScript or a URL.

Code pointsU+1F235
HTML (hex)🈵
HTML (decimal)🈵
CSScontent: "\1F235";
JavaScript\u{1F235}
URL%F0%9F%88%B5
UTF-8 bytesF0 9F 88 B5

Names in other languages

The CLDR name of 🈵 in the 12 languages of this site. Each links to that language's page.

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Questions people ask

What does the japanese “no vacancy” button emoji mean?

Unicode calls 🈵 "Japanese “no vacancy” button" and links it with button, ideograph, Japanese, no. People use it for those ideas; on the emoji keyboard it sits in the letters and numbers subgroup of symbols.

When was the japanese “no vacancy” button emoji added?

It is one of the very first emoji, part of Emoji 0.6 from 2010, so it works on any phone.

How do I type the japanese “no vacancy” button emoji?

To find 🈵 quickly, type button into the emoji search.

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