🍡️ Dango emoji
HTML
🍡
Unicode
U+1F361
What is 🍡️ called?
🍡️ is called the Dango emoji.
Also known as Japanese dumpling, three-colour dango, or dango skewer. These terms reflect common wording, regional usage, or how the symbol looks; Unicode’s official name is dango.
What does 🍡️ mean?
🍡 is officially named dango. It represents Japanese sweet dumplings, symbolizing Japanese sweets, traditional desserts, festival foods, or cultural treats. This emoji is used in discussions about Japanese desserts, traditional sweets, cultural foods, or expressing appreciation for traditional Japanese confectionery and festival treats.
Use it for literal references to dango and for Japanese sweets, traditional desserts, festival foods, cultural treats, confectionery tradition, Japanese confectionery. Dango are rice-flour dumplings on a skewer, not the filled dumplings shown by the separate dumpling emoji. Related choices include 🥮 Moon cake and 🥟 Dumpling.
Other meanings
It can mean Japanese sweets, traditional desserts, festival foods, cultural treats, confectionery tradition, Japanese confectionery. Context determines whether the message is literal, culinary, cultural, regional, or humorous.
Example Usage
Japanese festival treats 🍡 sweet dango brings joy and tradition together!
Today’s food notes include dango 🍡
More details
Officially named dango. Its code point is U+1F361. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Visual description
Three colorful sweet dumplings on a skewer, typically showing the characteristic round shape and colors of Japanese dango sweets.
Dango are rice-flour dumplings on a skewer, not the filled dumplings shown by the separate dumpling emoji. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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