🈁 Japanese "here" button emoji, also known as the "service button" or "here" button, is a commonly used emoji in Japanese electronic messaging and social media. It is often used to indicate the location of a physical location or to request assistance or attention.
Here are five examples of how the 🈁 Japanese "here" button emoji can be used:
- To show the location of a restaurant, store, or other physical location: "I'm at 🈁 this sushi place in Shibuya and it's delicious!"
- To request assistance or help: "Can someone come 🈁 and help me with this project?"
- To draw attention to a specific message or post: "Hey everyone, check out this video 🈁"
- To indicate that you are currently at a specific location: "I'm 🈁 at the airport waiting for my flight"
- To show that you are available to meet or chat: "I'm free to talk now, let's video call 🈁"
People searching for the 🈁 Japanese "here" button emoji may use search phrases such as "Japanese here button emoji," "service button emoji," or "here button emoji." It may also be helpful to search for the emoji by its Unicode name, "Squared Katakana Sa" or its Unicode code point, U+1F202.
