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Moon Viewing Ceremony Emoji
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Unicode Code Point | U+1F391 1F391 |
Emoji Name | moon viewing ceremony |
Unicode Version Date Added for Emoji | 0.6Initial release |
Category | |
Keywords | moonviewingautumntsukimi |
🎑 Meaning and Explanation
The 🎑 emoji depicts a traditional Japanese moon-viewing ceremony, known as Tsukimi. It typically shows pampas grass (susuki), dango (rice dumplings), and sometimes other offerings, all set against the backdrop of a full moon. It symbolizes autumn, harvest, tradition, contemplation, and appreciation of nature's beauty.
🎑 How to Use
You can use the 🎑 emoji in various contexts:
- When celebrating or discussing the Mid-Autumn Festival or Tsukimi.
- To express appreciation for the beauty of the moon or autumn scenery.
- In discussions about Japanese culture, traditions, or seasonal events.
- To convey a sense of peace, reflection, or quiet enjoyment.
🎑 Cultural Background
The 🎑 emoji is deeply rooted in East Asian, particularly Japanese, culture. While the concept of appreciating the moon is universal, the specific imagery and associated traditions are most recognized in these regions.
| Region/Culture | Common Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 🇯🇵 Japan | Tsukimi (Moon-viewing ceremony), autumn harvest, tradition | A direct representation of a significant seasonal festival. |
| 🇨🇳 China/East Asia | Mid-Autumn Festival, reunion, harvest | While the imagery is specific to Japan, the broader theme of moon festivals and harvest celebrations is shared across East Asia. |
| 🌍 Global | Autumn, beauty of nature, contemplation | May be understood more generally as a symbol of autumn or peaceful reflection, even without knowledge of the specific ceremony. |