This is a cute ghost-shaped emoji, often used on Halloween. You can also send it to surprise someone or play a prank.
This is the jack-o'-lantern emoji, a carved pumpkin that symbolizes Halloween. It's used when talking about Halloween parties or decorations on October 31st.
This emoji captures the scene of Japanese moon viewing (tsukimi). It depicts the appreciation of the beautiful moon on an autumn night.
This emoji, which depicts crossed Japanese flags, is used for topics related to Japan. It can also signify a celebration or a happy occasion.
This emoji represents a scary monster from Japan called an "Oni." It's characterized by its red face, horns, and sharp teeth.
This is a wind chime emoji that makes a clear sound when the wind blows. It's used to represent summer or a cool breeze.
This red lantern emoji mainly represents a Japanese-style restaurant or bar. You can use it when going out for delicious food with a friend in the evening.
The Fire emoji shows a blazing hot flame. You can use it when talking about situations that require fire, like camping or cooking.
The folded hands emoji is mainly used when making a wish or earnestly asking for something, as in "Please."
This is a headstone emoji, placed in front of a grave, signifying death or an end. It's used when something is completely over.
This emoji depicts a woman dancing excitedly. It's used when you're in a great mood or heading to a party.
This is an emoji of the dolls displayed for the Japanese festival 'Hinamatsuri.' It signifies a wish for a girl's happiness.
A kimono is a beautiful, traditional Japanese garment. Use it when talking about Japanese culture, festivals, or special occasions.
This is a coffin emoji, used for funerals. It symbolizes death but is also frequently used in a joking manner.
This is an emoji of a pastry called 'mooncake,' which is round and has a pretty pattern. It's a special food eaten during Asian holidays.
This is the emoji for Japan's 'wishing tree.' People hang pieces of paper with their wishes on them from bamboo.
This emoji depicts a "torii," a gate found at the entrance of a Japanese Shinto shrine. It symbolizes the entrance to a sacred space.
This emoji depicts a grandfather wearing glasses. It's frequently used when talking about one's own grandfather.
The 'old woman' emoji represents an elderly female. Use it to refer to your own grandmother or any friendly elderly woman.
The watermelon emoji is a refreshing fruit that represents summer. It's used when talking about hot, sunny days or vacations.
This is the cucumber emoji, a long, green vegetable. It's often found in salads and sandwiches.
This is an emoji representing the purple vegetable, the eggplant. You can use it when talking about cooking or food.
This emoji shows three round rice cakes on a skewer. It's used to signify a sweet dessert.
This is the black cat emoji, often seen on Halloween. You can use it when you want to create a mysterious or slightly scary atmosphere.
This is a fireworks emoji that colorfully decorates the night sky. It's used to celebrate special days like birthdays or New Year's.
The Japanese flag emoji is called the 'Hinomaru,' and the circle symbolizes the rising sun. It's often used when talking about travel or food in Japan.
The 🏯 emoji is a picture of a traditional Japanese castle. You can use it when talking about travel to Japan or its history.
The 🍙 rice ball emoji represents a popular snack in Korea and Japan. It signifies a simple meal for when you're busy.
This is an emoji representing 'Hwatu,' a traditional Korean card game. It's often used when playing with family or friends.
This is an emoji of a fish-shaped streamer that flutters in the wind. It signifies celebration and good fortune.
This is an oden emoji, a Japanese dish made by simmering various ingredients on skewers in a warm broth. It's very popular on cold days.
The skull emoji symbolizes death. You can use it to indicate scary or dangerous situations.
This is a bone-shaped emoji that dogs love. It's used when talking about pet dogs or for decorating with skeletons on Halloween.
The zombie emoji represents a frightening creature that has died but moves again. Use it when talking about horror movies or Halloween parties.
This emoji represents 'kadomatsu,' a Japanese New Year's decoration. It carries the meaning of wishing for good fortune in the new year.
This emoji represents a bat, a nocturnal animal. Its appearance with wings spread wide can give off a slightly spooky feeling.
This is an emoji modeled after the shape of the Japanese archipelago. You can use it when talking about travel, culture, or food in Japan.
This emoji represents 'danger' or 'poison.' This symbol is found on dangerous items that you shouldn't touch.
The 🈵 emoji is a Chinese character meaning 'full.' It's used when a hotel has no vacant rooms or a parking lot is full.
The baseball emoji represents the popular sport of baseball. You can use it when going to see a baseball game with a friend.
This emoji shows a bottle and cup used for "sake," a traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage. It's primarily used when eating Japanese food.
This is a tent emoji used when talking about camping or outdoor activities. It represents having a fun time in nature.
This building is an emoji that symbolizes a Japanese post office. You can use it when sending letters or packages, or when talking about a trip to Japan.
This is the face of a "Tengu," a goblin from Japanese legends. It has an angry or mischievous expression.
