Japanese “acceptable” button
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Japanese “acceptable” button emoji meaning
The Japanese "acceptable" button emoji features an orange circle with a white Japanese kanji character that reads "ka," which means "acceptable" or "permissible." This emoji is often used to show that something has been approved, is allowed, or meets a standard of acceptability. It can also be used in conversations about offers, agreements, or situations that are deemed satisfactory. This symbol reflects cultural values of clarity and approval in communication, making it a common choice for emphasizing agreement or permission.
The Japanese “acceptable” button emoji was approved in Unicode 6.0 and added in Emoji 1.0, see related proposal L2/09026
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