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👘kimono

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Meaning

A traditional Japanese garment, often used to represent Japanese culture, clothing, or formal events.

Aliases

:kimono:

Keywords

clothingcomfortablekimono

What does 👘 kimono mean?

The kimono emoji depicts a colorful traditional Japanese robe, typically worn with an obi sash. It is often used in discussions about Japanese culture, traditional clothing, or events like tea ceremonies and summer festivals. Depending on context, it can also simply represent elegant or comfortable attire.

Often used for

Discussing Japanese culture or travel to Japan
Talking about traditional clothing or fashion
Mentioning summer festivals (matsuri) or formal events
Sharing photos of wearing or buying a kimono

Tone: Because it represents a specific cultural garment, it is best used literally and respectfully rather than as a generic shorthand for Asian culture. Avoid using it in stereotypical or costume-related contexts.

Illustrative message examples with 👘

These examples are illustrative, not observed messages.

renting a kimono for the tea ceremony tomorrow 👘
can't wait for the summer festival, got my yukata ready 👘
my grandmother gave me her old kimono, it's so beautiful 👘
saw so many people in traditional dress at the shrine today 👘
packing for kyoto, definitely bringing the kimono i bought last year 👘

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How 👘 kimono looks

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👘 kimono codes for developers

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Emoji	`👘`
Unicode codepoints	`U+1F458`
HTML (decimal)	`👘`
HTML (hex)	`👘`
CSS	`\1F458`
JavaScript	`\u{1F458}`
JSON	`\uD83D\uDC58`
URL encoded	`%F0%9F%91%98`
Shortcode (GitHub)	`:kimono:`