Category: Travel & Places

🏯Japanese castle

🏯 Japanese castle belongs to Travel & Places. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A traditional Japanese castle, often used to represent Japanese history, architecture, or travel.

Aliases

:japanese_castle:

Keywords

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What does 🏯 Japanese castle mean?

This emoji depicts a traditional Japanese castle, characterized by its tiered roofs and stone base. It is often used in the context of Japanese history, tourism, and architecture. People may use it when discussing trips to Japan, historical landmarks, or Japanese culture in general.

Often used for

  • Discussing travel plans or trips to Japan
  • Talking about Japanese history or feudal era landmarks
  • Sharing photos or memories of visiting historical sites
  • Representing traditional Japanese architecture
Tone: As a cultural and historical symbol, it is generally used literally and respectfully. It is rarely used in a figurative or slang context.

🏯 in real messages

  • can't wait to visit the castle in osaka next week 🏯
  • the architecture of these old japanese castles is insane 🏯
  • spent the whole day exploring himeji castle 🏯
  • reading up on feudal japan history 🏯
  • booked our tickets for the kyoto trip, castle tour is a must 🏯

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How 🏯 Japanese castle looks

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🏯 Japanese castle codes for developers

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Emoji🏯
Unicode codepointsU+1F3EF
HTML (decimal)🏯
HTML (hex)🏯
CSS\1F3EF
JavaScript\u{1F3EF}
JSON\uD83C\uDFEF
URL encoded%F0%9F%8F%AF
Shortcode (GitHub):japanese_castle:

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