🈁 Meaning: A pair of white left-facing boxes designed with three sides, the fourth being the open side on the left. The button also has a tiny protruding stem on the right of the base side.
The 🈁 Japanese ‘Here’ Button emoji indicates a current place, as the translation suggests. This place could signify a destination or any other concrete space along with references to the metaphorical spaces.
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How and When to Use the 🈁 Japanese ‘Here’ Button
- Since there isn’t a button in English for the word ‘here’, 🈁 acts as a substitute for it when both, you and your audience understand the implication.
- You may use 🈁 figuratively in post captions and quotes that involve both the word and the essence. For instance, “Your reality is just here and now 🈁” or “Here is the present 🈁”.
- You could also use 🈁 while directing or navigating your readers to a particular place either in your post or in the caption, like a CTA (Call To Action). Like, “Tap here for more info 🈁” or “Click 🈁”.
- Generally dropping the 🈁 into any context would immediately imply the steadiness of the place you’re referring to.
- Considering social media’s wit at turning mundane aspects into profound innuendos and symbols (there’s sarcasm in here), 🈁 would imbibe many interpretations, such as a pair of human breasts.
- 🈁 may even be a directional emoji, thus indicating a double right turn or a sense of curving into the ‘right path’.
Other Names
- 🈁 Here
- 🈁 A Pair of Incomplete Boxes
- 🈁 Turn Right
- 🈁 Curving Right
- 🈁 Destination
- 🈁 Here Symbol
- 🈁 Japanese Word Sign Meaning ‘Here’
- 🈁 Squared Katakana Koko