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Japanese “acceptable” button

  • keycap
  • Japanese
  • acceptable
  • button
U+1F251

The Japanese “acceptable” button emoji, whose Unicode name is “Japanese “acceptable” button”, is part of the Symbols group. It is closely tied to keycap, Japanese and acceptable, which is what people usually have in mind when they search for it. The positivity score for this emoji is 58 out of 100, inside the Neutral range.

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1. Japanese “acceptable” button emoji attributes

Symbol
🉑
Name
Japanese “acceptable” button
English name
Japanese “acceptable” button
Unicode code point
U+1F251
HTML entity
🉑
Decimal
🉑
Keywords
keycap, Japanese, acceptable, button
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Size
Background
512 × 512 PNG · transparent background

2. Japanese “acceptable” button emoji meaning

Within Symbols, the Japanese “acceptable” button emoji belongs to the Keycaps & Letters subgroup, which gathers 52 related symbols. It carries the idea of keycap, Japanese and acceptable, and the meaning stays stable across platforms. The reading stays the same whether it opens a message or closes one.

In everyday chat, the Japanese “acceptable” button (🉑) usually appears alongside words about keycap, Japanese and acceptable. A few words of text make the intent clearer than the symbol on its own.

3. Japanese “acceptable” button emoji sentiment

Neutral
58 / 100

Scored 58 out of 100, this emoji sits in the Neutral range. The score sits in the middle because the symbol itself is neither warm nor cold.

A higher score means a more positive feeling; scores near 50 are neutral.

4. Japanese “acceptable” button emoji examples

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