Japanese “vacancy” Button Emoji

Description

The Japanese character "空" (pronounced "ku" or "sora") is a CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) ideograph that represents the concept of emptiness or availability. This symbol is commonly used in the context of indicating an open or vacant parking space, hotel room, or other similar situations where a space is unoccupied and ready for use. CJK ideographs are a set of characters that originated from the Chinese writing system and are widely used across East Asian languages, including Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. These logographic characters are an integral part of the writing systems in these regions, providing a unique and distinct method of conveying information. The "Squared CJK Unified Ideograph-7a7a" character, which represents the Japanese "Vacancy" symbol, was officially approved as part of the Unicode 6.0 standard in 2010. This character was then included in the Emoji 1.0 specification in 2015, making it widely available for use in digital communication across various platforms and applications. The inclusion of the "Squared CJK Unified Ideograph-7a7a" character in the Unicode and Emoji standards has facilitated the seamless integration of this Japanese symbol into global digital communication, allowing users to convey the concept of availability or vacancy in a concise and easily recognizable manner.

Keywords:

u7a7a, vacancy, kanji, chinese, empty, sky, blue, square

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