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Japanese “service charge” button

The 🈂️ emoji depicts the Japanese symbol for "sa" (サービス), which is often used as an abbreviation for "service" or "free of charge." It is a square symbol containing the katakana character "sa." T...

📖 Meaning & Usage

The 🈂️ emoji depicts the Japanese symbol for "sa" (サービス), which is often used as an abbreviation for "service" or "free of charge." It is a square symbol containing the katakana character "sa." This emoji is commonly used in Japan to indicate that something is offered as a complimentary service or is available at no cost. It can also be used in contexts related to Japanese culture or language. The 🈂️ emoji was introduced in Unicode version 6.0 in 2010.

🎯 Usage Contexts

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Indicates a service is offered

This restaurant offers free refills 🈂️!

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Signifies something is free of charge

Free Wi-Fi available here 🈂️

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Related to Japanese language or culture

Learning Japanese is fun! 🈂️

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Expressing a promotional offer

Special promotion this week only! 🈂️

📱 Platform Appearances

Japanese “service charge” button Google Noto emoji Google Noto Apache 2.0
Japanese “service charge” button Twitter/X emoji Twitter/X CC-BY 4.0
Japanese “service charge” button OpenMoji emoji OpenMoji CC BY-SA 4.0

ℹ️ All images shown are from open-licensed sources (Apache 2.0, MIT, CC-BY 4.0, CC BY-SA 4.0) and are free to use.

💬 Ready Messages

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Free delivery today! 🈂️

Complimentary drinks for all customers! 🈂️

Enjoy our free service! 🈂️

Special offer! 🈂️

Free gift with every purchase! 🈂️🈂️🈂️

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💡 Usage Tips

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Use for promotions

Use this emoji to highlight free offers or promotional services.

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Context is key

Remember that this emoji is most commonly understood in a Japanese context.

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Combine with other emojis

Pair with other relevant emojis to further clarify the nature of the service offered, such as food emojis for free food samples.

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Audience Awareness

Make sure your audience is familiar with its meaning before using it.

💻 Developer Codes

U+1F202-FE0F
&#x1F202-FE0F;
\1F202-FE0F
\u{1F202-FE0F}