| Emoji | Name | Meaning | Category | Codepoint | Shortcodes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🎌 | Crossed Flags | Represents celebration or ceremonial flags crossed | Symbols | U+1F38C | :crossed_flags: |
Meaning
The 🎌 emoji depicts two Japanese-style flags crossed, symbolizing celebration, festivals, or ceremonial occasions. It generally represents unity, acknowledgement, or festivity.
Common Uses
- Indicating parties, festivals, or public celebrations.
- Marking sporting events or competitions.
- Referencing national pride or cultural festivities.
- Signifying agreement or unity between groups.
- Decorative use in messages related to achievements or milestones.
Examples
🎌 Let's celebrate the holiday together!
Good luck at the tournament 🎌
🎌 Festival vibes all weekend long
Related Emojis
- 🏳️ White Flag – a single flag symbol representing surrender or truce.
- 🎏 Carp Streamer – another Japanese festival symbol, representing childhood celebrations.
- 🎉 Party Popper – indicates celebrations with confetti and noise.
- 🏁 Chequered Flag – marks the end of a race or competition.
- 🇯🇵 Flag: Japan – the national flag related to the style of crossed flags.
Technical Notes
Codepoint: U+1F38C. Added to Unicode around 2010. Appearance varies slightly by platform but generally shows traditional Japanese flags crossed diagonally. Does not support skin tone modifiers.
FAQ
What does the 🎌 emoji mean?
A symbol of celebration and ceremonial flags, often representing festivals or unity.
How is the 🎌 emoji used?
Commonly used for parties, sporting events, cultural celebrations, and to signify agreement or achievement.
Does the meaning of the 🎌 emoji change by context?
Yes, it can range from festive occasions to indicating national or group unity depending on the context.