map of Japan Emoji

πŸ—Ύ Β· U+1F5FE Β· Emoji 0.6

What does the map of Japan emoji mean?

When travelers are planning a trip to East Asia or enthusiasts are discussing Japanese culture, they often reach for the πŸ—Ύ emoji, which represents a map of Japan, directly referencing the country's geography and location. This emoji is used to symbolize Japan, its culture, and its people, and can be employed in a literal sense to indicate travel to or interest in the country. Figuratively, it can represent Japanese culture, such as anime, manga, or sushi, and is also used in slang to express admiration for Japanese technology or innovation.

map of Japan emoji examples

How to copy the map of Japan emoji

To use the map of Japan emoji, tap the Copy button above, then paste it (long-press then Paste on mobile, or Ctrl+V / Cmd+V on desktop) anywhere you can type: messages, captions, usernames, bios and documents. It copies the real Unicode character (U+1F5FE), so it works on every app and platform, no download needed.

Also known as

japanmap

map of Japan emoji on different platforms

How the map of Japan emoji looks on your device and in the openly licensed sets that include it (Twitter / X (Twemoji), Google Noto Color Emoji, OpenMoji). See image credits.

πŸ—Ύ
Your device
Twitter / X (Twemoji) design
Twitter / X (Twemoji)
Google Noto Color Emoji design
Google Noto Color Emoji
OpenMoji design
OpenMoji

map of Japan Emoji Details

EmojiπŸ—Ύ
Namemap of Japan
CategoryTravel & Places
CodepointsU+1F5FE
Shortcode:japan:
SourcesUnicode emoji list Β· codepoints.net
Emoji version0.6 (2010)

map of Japan Emoji FAQ

What is the map of Japan emoji Unicode codepoint?

It is U+1F5FE, added in Emoji 0.6 (2010). On GitHub, Slack and Discord you can type it as :japan:.

What are other names for the map of Japan emoji?

People also search for the map of Japan emoji as japan, map.

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