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🈵 Japanese “no Vacancy” Button Emoji — Meaning & Usage
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Description
Japanese 'no vacancy' button (満) meaning full or completely booked. Hotels, parking lots, and restaurants display this when they've hit capacity. The character means "full" or "satisfied," and seeing it usually means you need to find an alternative or come back later.
When to Use
Use for full capacity, no vacancy, or Japanese sold out contexts.
Example Usage
- “Full 🈵”
- “No vacancy 🈵”
- “Sold out 🈵”
Popular Combinations
🈵🏨
Hotel full
🈵🅿️
Parking full
🈵🇯🇵
Japanese full
How Japanese “no Vacancy” Button looks across platforms
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 🈵 mean in a text message?▼
Japanese 'no vacancy' button (満) meaning full or completely booked. Hotels, parking lots, and restaurants display this when they've hit capacity. The character means "full" or "satisfied," and seeing it usually means you need to find an alternative or come back later. Use for full capacity, no vacancy, or Japanese sold out contexts. The tone can shift depending on context — a message to a friend reads differently than one to a coworker.
What is the official Unicode name for 🈵?▼
Each emoji has an official name assigned by the Unicode Consortium, which may differ from common names used in apps. The Japanese “no Vacancy” Button emoji's official designation is listed in the Unicode CLDR (Common Locale Data Repository). Shortcode names like those on Slack or Discord are platform-specific.
Can screen readers interpret 🈵?▼
Yes. Screen readers announce emoji by their Unicode name, so 🈵 would be read aloud as "Japanese “no Vacancy” Button." When using multiple emoji in a row, screen readers read each one individually, which can be overwhelming — so use them sparingly in accessible content.
What is the shortcode for 🈵?▼
On platforms like Slack and Discord, you can type `:u6e80:` to insert the Japanese “no Vacancy” Button emoji. On GitHub, the same shortcodes work in issues and comments.
Unicode
U+1f235
Category
Symbols
Added
Unicode 1.0
Shortcodes
:u6e80:Keywords
u6e80novacancyfullchineseredsquarekanji
When to Use 🈵 Japanese “no Vacancy” Button
Use for full capacity, no vacancy, or Japanese sold out contexts.
- •Send 🈵 when you want to express or reference "japanese “no vacancy” button" in a message — it instantly conveys the meaning without extra words
- •Use 🈵 in conversations about u6e80 or no to add visual emphasis and make your point clearer
- •React with 🈵 Japanese “no Vacancy” Button on social media posts, stories, or comments related to japanese “no vacancy” button
- •Combine 🈵 with related emoji in captions or bios — works well when talking about u6e80, no, vacancy
⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts
Open your system emoji picker to type any emoji directly:
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