Japanese post office
A building marked with the 〒 postal symbol, representing a Japanese post office
Meaning
A building marked with the 〒 postal symbol, representing a Japanese post office. It commonly conveys mail, postal services, or sending and receiving packages, especially in contexts related to Japan. In conversation it can signal that someone is mailing something, waiting on a delivery, or referring to a post office location. It is sometimes used loosely for any postal building, though its distinctive Japanese signage makes that use less precise. Context usually clarifies whether the reference is literal or symbolic.
Japanese post office — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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Unicode data
U+1F3E3Japanese post officeF0 9F 8F A3Shortcodes
:japanese_post_office:HTML & CSS
🏣🏣\1F3E3 Languages
\u{1F3E3}\U0001F3E3\x{1F3E3}\u{1F3E3}Encodings
xn--xm8h%F0%9F%8F%A3Frequently asked
What does 🏣 Japanese post office mean?
A building marked with the 〒 postal symbol, representing a Japanese post office. It commonly conveys mail, postal services, or sending and receiving packages, especially in contexts related to Japan. In conversation it can signal that someone is mailing something, waiting on a delivery, or referring to a post office location. It is sometimes used loosely for any postal building, though its distinctive Japanese signage makes that use less precise. Context usually clarifies whether the reference is literal or symbolic.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🏣 Japanese post office?
U+1F3E3 (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :japanese_post_office:
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