moon viewing ceremony

Emoji 0.6

moon viewing ceremony

Also known as celebration, ceremony, moon, viewing

The emoji depicts a full moon with Japanese pampas grass and rice dumplings, representing a traditional moon viewing ceremony.

Meaning

This emoji represents the Japanese tradition of Tsukimi, or moon viewing, typically held in autumn to appreciate the full moon. People often use it to celebrate seasonal beauty, harvest festivals, or simply to reference moonlit nights and Japanese culture.

Unicode name

Unicode defines this emoji as 'moon viewing ceremony', a symbol for the Japanese festival of appreciating the full moon.

Platform designs

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System
moon viewing ceremony · Noto
Noto
moon viewing ceremony · Twemoji
Twemoji
moon viewing ceremony · OpenMoji
OpenMoji
Apple

In Apple's design, the emoji shows a bright yellow full moon in a dark blue night sky, with silver pampas grass and a wooden stand holding white rice dumplings in the foreground.

Google

Google's Noto design depicts a golden full moon in a dark blue sky with tall silver pampas grass and a brown wooden stand topped with three white rice dumplings.

Twitter

Twitter's Twemoji design shows a bright yellow full moon above silver pampas grass and a wooden tray with white dango, set against a dark blue background.

Noto (Apache 2.0) · Twemoji (CC BY 4.0) · OpenMoji (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Frequently Asked Questions

Which category does 🎑 moon viewing ceremony belong to?
🎑 moon viewing ceremony belongs to the activities category, which contains 85 emojis.
Which Unicode version added 🎑 moon viewing ceremony?
🎑 moon viewing ceremony was added in Emoji 0.6. Its codepoint is U+1F391, made up of 1 code points.
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