crossed flags
Two crossed flags, each white with a red circle at the center, resembling the Japanese flag
Meaning
Two crossed flags, each white with a red circle at the center, resembling the Japanese flag. It commonly represents Japan or Japanese culture, and is often used in contexts involving Japanese holidays, sports teams, or events. It can also convey celebration or festivity more generally, since crossed flags suggest a banner or decorative display. In practice it is most often chosen by people marking something Japanese-related. Usage is somewhat ambiguous: outside that context, it may simply read as generic celebration rather than a specific national reference.
Crossed flags — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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Unicode data
U+1F38Ccrossed flagsF0 9F 8E 8CShortcodes
:crossed_flags:HTML & CSS
🎌🎌\1F38C Languages
\u{1F38C}\U0001F38C\x{1F38C}\u{1F38C}Encodings
xn--gk8h%F0%9F%8E%8CFrequently asked
What does 🎌 crossed flags mean?
Two crossed flags, each white with a red circle at the center, resembling the Japanese flag. It commonly represents Japan or Japanese culture, and is often used in contexts involving Japanese holidays, sports teams, or events. It can also convey celebration or festivity more generally, since crossed flags suggest a banner or decorative display. In practice it is most often chosen by people marking something Japanese-related. Usage is somewhat ambiguous: outside that context, it may simply read as generic celebration rather than a specific national reference.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🎌 crossed flags?
U+1F38C (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :crossed_flags:
Which emojis are related to 🎌 crossed flags?
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