🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button
Symbols
🈲 Japanese “prohibited” Button Meaning
The 🈲 emoji depicts a red circle with a diagonal line running through it, similar to an international prohibition symbol. Originating from Japanese signage and warning systems, it's commonly used to indicate something is forbidden or not allowed. The red color enhances its visibility and urgency, while the white diagonal line creates a clear visual barrier against the background. In digital communication, it serves as a quick way to express disapproval, set boundaries, or indicate that certain actions or behaviors are unacceptable in a given context.
When to Use
Used to indicate something is forbidden, not allowed, or unacceptable. Commonly expresses disapproval or sets boundaries in digital communication.
Examples
- No running in the hallways 🈲
- Smoking is not allowed here 🈲
- This area is for authorized personnel only 🈲
How It Looks on Different Platforms
The Japanese “prohibited” Button emoji may look different across platforms and devices.
Unicode Information
U+1F232🈲\1F2326.06.0