Japanese “not free of charge” button

This symbol shows the Japanese characters 有無 (ari-nashi), meaning "have/not have," displayed inside a square button. In Japan it commonly marks a service, item, or feature that is not free of charge — that is, something requiring payment. In conversation it can indicate that a cost applies or that something is paid rather than complimentary. It is also used more loosely to mean "available" or "present," since the characters literally denote existence. Because the reading depends on context, its meaning can be ambiguous; it is most clearly understood as a paid-service indicator.

U+1F236 (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :japanese_not_free_of_charge_button:

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