Japanese “no vacancy” button

This symbol represents the Japanese term for "full" or "no vacancy," written as a single character on a red square button. It commonly appears in Japanese signage to indicate that a parking lot, hotel, or venue has no open spaces. In conversation, it can convey that something is filled to capacity, sold out, or otherwise unavailable. It is sometimes used humorously to mean a person or situation is fully booked or overwhelmed. Because it is a Japanese-language symbol, its meaning may be unclear to those unfamiliar with the language, so context often determines how it is read.

U+1F235 (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :japanese_no_vacancy_button:

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