💴️ Yen banknote emoji
HTML
💴
Unicode
U+1F4B4
What is 💴️ called?
💴️ is called the Yen banknote emoji.
It is also known as Japanese yen note, yen bill, or Β₯ banknote. These are natural common, regional, technical, or appearance-based terms rather than extra official names; Unicodeβs official name is yen banknote.
What does 💴️ mean?
π΄ is officially named yen banknote. A yen banknote, representing Japanese currency (JPY), Japanese financial markets, and Asian economic systems. Features the characteristic design of Japanese paper money used for larger transactions and commerce in Japan.
Use it for literal references to yen banknote and for Japanese currency, Asian money, international finance, foreign exchange, Japanese business. The yen sign identifies Japanese currency; artwork is symbolic rather than a faithful reproduction of a circulating note. Related choices include πͺ Coin and π΅ Dollar banknote.
Other meanings
It can mean Japanese currency, Asian money, international finance, foreign exchange, Japanese business. Context determines whether a message is financial, commercial, currency-related, statistical, or figurative.
Example Usage
Converting dollars to yen banknotes π΄ for my Tokyo trip
The document, money, or mail update uses yen banknote π΄
More details
Officially named yen banknote. Its code point is U+1F4B4. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
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Visual description
Japanese yen banknotes showing the distinctive design and coloring of Japanese paper currency with yen symbols.
The yen sign identifies Japanese currency; artwork is symbolic rather than a faithful reproduction of a circulating note. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.
β οΈ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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