Japanese “here” button
A squared button showing the katakana characters ココ, read as "koko," meaning "here" in Japanese
Meaning
A squared button showing the katakana characters ココ, read as "koko," meaning "here" in Japanese. It commonly marks a location on maps, signs, or interfaces, indicating a current position or a designated spot. In conversation it can convey "here" or "this place," often in playful or Japan-themed contexts. It is also used decoratively where Japanese text styling is wanted. Because it is a Japanese-language label, its meaning may be unclear to those who do not read katakana, and it is sometimes confused with other squared katakana buttons.
Japanese “here” button — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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Names from Unicode CLDR 48.2.1 — official Unicode data.
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Unicode data
U+1F201Japanese “here” buttonF0 9F 88 81Shortcodes
:japanese_here_button:HTML & CSS
🈁🈁\1F201 Languages
\u{1F201}\U0001F201\x{1F201}\u{1F201}Encodings
xn--577h%F0%9F%88%81Frequently asked
What does 🈁 Japanese “here” button mean?
A squared button showing the katakana characters ココ, read as "koko," meaning "here" in Japanese. It commonly marks a location on maps, signs, or interfaces, indicating a current position or a designated spot. In conversation it can convey "here" or "this place," often in playful or Japan-themed contexts. It is also used decoratively where Japanese text styling is wanted. Because it is a Japanese-language label, its meaning may be unclear to those who do not read katakana, and it is sometimes confused with other squared katakana buttons.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🈁 Japanese “here” button?
U+1F201 (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :japanese_here_button:
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