About
The Japanese "Reserved" Button emoji (🈯️) is your polite way of saying "this spot is taken" without the awkwardness of confrontation. It's the digital equivalent of placing a coat on a restaurant chair—formal, clear, and undeniably final. Perfect for when you need to mark your territory with the quiet authority that only comes from ancient ideographic wisdom.
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When to use 🈯️
- →Marking your calendar or schedule as unavailable
- →Indicating something is already claimed or taken
- →Adding formality to reservation announcements
- →Showing respect for Japanese culture in business contexts
- →Creating clear boundaries in shared spaces or documents
Keywords
japanesereservedbuttonideographsymbols
Related Concepts
takensavedbookedunavailableclaimedoccupiedoff limitsholddibsformal notice
Unicode
- Codepoint
- 1F22F
- Unicode Version
- 6.1
- Added in Emoji
- 0.6
Did you know?
This emoji represents the Japanese character 指 (yubi), meaning "finger" or "to point," which evolved into meaning "reserved" in modern Japanese signage—like pointing to claim something as yours.
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