Japanese “Here” Button Emoji
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What does the Japanese “Here” Button emoji mean?
1
A square of blue displaying two left‑facing “C” shapes, the button means “Here” in Japanese.
2
The here symbol depicts two identical signs placed one after the other on a blue background. Use this emoji to point out the location of an item someone needs.
It’s commonly used together with the hyperlink 🔗 when you want to share the web address of a person or resource online.
Also Known As
- 🈁 Destination
- 🈁 Here
Apple Name
- 🈁 Japanese Word Sign Meaning “Here”
Unicode Name
- 🈁 Squared Katakana Koko
How does this emoji look on different platforms?
Download the Japanese “Here” Button emoji
Vector file from the Noto Emoji set by Google, licence CC BY 4.0.
🈁 Emoji Codes
Codepoints
U+1F201
Shortcodes
- works in Github, Slack, Discord
- works in Emojipedia
For developers
| URL escape code | %F0%9F%88%81 |
| Punycode | xn--tcka |
| Bytes (UTF-8) | F0 9F 88 81 |
| JavaScript, JSON, Java | \uD83C\uDE01 |
| C, C++, Python | \U0001f201 |
| CSS | \01F201 |
| PHP, Ruby | \u{1F201} |
| Perl | \x{1F201} |
| HTML hex | 🈁 |
| HTML dec | 🈁 |
Tags: ココ, Japanese, Japanese “here” button, katakana, button, here
Category: Symbols
Subgroup: Alphanumeric