Kimono Emoji π
| Name | Kimono |
|---|---|
| Category | Objects |
| Shortcode | :kimono: |
| Unicode | U+1F458 |
| Also known as | clothing, comfortable, dress, fashion, women, female, japanese, dressing, gown |
What does the Kimono emoji π mean?
Shows a traditional Japanese kimono, a wrapped robe with wide sleeves and a sash. It represents Japanese culture, tradition, and formal or festival wear, and often comes up in posts about visiting Japan or celebrating Japanese heritage. It can also tag anime, tea ceremony, or cultural events.
How people use Kimono π
Used in travel posts about Japan, cultural festival captions, and photos wearing traditional dress, with a respectful or celebratory tone. It often appears alongside cherry blossom or Japanese flag emojis.
- Kimono fitting in Kyoto ππΈ
- Festival day, dressed the part π
- Grandma's vintage kimono is stunning π
Kimono emoji - frequently asked questions
What does the π emoji mean?
It shows a traditional Japanese kimono and represents Japanese culture, tradition, and formal or festival dress.
When do people use the π emoji?
In posts about traveling to Japan, cultural festivals, and wearing or admiring traditional Japanese clothing.
How to copy and paste the Kimono emoji
Tap the Copy button or the π above to copy it to your clipboard, then paste it with Ctrl+V (Windows) or Cmd+V (Mac) on Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Discord, and anywhere else.