About
The Japanese "Open for Business" Button emoji (🈺) is your digital way of announcing that something is officially ready, available, or good to go. Whether you're signaling that your DMs are open, your shop is ready for customers, or you're just embracing that satisfying feeling of being organizationally on top of things, this little red square brings some bureaucratic zen to your messages.
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Vibe & Tone
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When to use 🈺
- →Announcing your business or service is now available
- →Letting people know you're accepting requests or applications
- →Indicating something has officially launched or started
- →Showing you're open to conversations or collaboration
- →Signaling that a feature or option is now active
Keywords
japaneseopenforbusinessbuttonideographsymbols
Related Concepts
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Unicode
- Codepoint
- 1F23A
- Unicode Version
- 6.1
- Added in Emoji
- 0.6
Did you know?
This emoji represents the Japanese kanji 営 (ei), which specifically means "operating" or "in business," and you'll actually see this character displayed on real storefronts across Japan to indicate they're open for customers.
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