🎋️ Tanabata tree emoji
HTML
🎋
Unicode
U+1F38B
What is 🎋️ called?
🎋️ is called the Tanabata tree emoji.
It is also known as wish tree, Tanabata bamboo, or star festival tree. These are natural common, regional, technical, or appearance-based terms rather than extra official names; Unicode’s official name is tanabata tree.
What does 🎋️ mean?
🎋 is officially named tanabata tree. It shows a tanabata tree representing the Japanese Star Festival, wish-making traditions, cultural celebrations, and the traditional practice of hanging wish papers on bamboo branches during summer festivals.
Use it for literal references to tanabata tree and for Japanese tradition, wish-making festival, cultural celebration, summer festival. The decoration refers to Japan’s Tanabata festival, when wishes are traditionally written on paper strips called tanzaku and hung from bamboo. Related choices include 🎊 Confetti ball and 🎍 Pine decoration.
Other meanings
It can mean Japanese tradition, wish-making festival, cultural celebration, summer festival. Context determines whether a message is seasonal, celebratory, cultural, gift-related, or symbolic.
Example Usage
We wrote our wishes and hung them on the tanabata tree 🎋 during the summer festival
The seasonal or celebration message includes tanabata tree 🎋
More details
Officially named tanabata tree. Its code point is U+1F38B. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Visual description
A bamboo tree decorated with colorful paper strips containing wishes, representing the Tanabata tradition.
The decoration refers to Japan’s Tanabata festival, when wishes are traditionally written on paper strips called tanzaku and hung from bamboo. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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