Moon Viewing Ceremony Emoji 🎑

Meanings & Usage

The 🎑 Moon Viewing Ceremony emoji is associated with moon viewing ceremony, photo, japan, asia, tsukimi, activity, autumn, and celebration. It tends to be used in a neutral context — 100% neutral across millions of social media posts. It became an official emoji in 2010 (Emoji 0.6).

Platforms

This is how the 🎑 Moon Viewing Ceremony emoji looks across different platforms and operating systems.

Twitter / X

Google / Android

Apple

Windows 11 (Flat)

Windows 11 (Modern)

OpenMoji

Facebook

Blobmoji

Messenger

Samsung One UI

Tossface

JoyPixels

EmojiTwo

SerenityOS

Firefox (FxEmoji)

💬 Sentiment Neutral

Based on analysis of millions of social media posts.

Positive 0%

Neutral 100%

Negative 0%

📋 Technical Info

Unicode	`U+1F391`
Shortcode	:rice_scene:
Emoji version	Emoji 0.6 (2010)
Subcategory	Event
Popularity	Rank #461
HTML Entity	`🎑`
HTML Decimal	`🎑`
CSS	`\1F391`
JavaScript	`\uD83C\uDF91`
Python	`\U0001F391`
URL Encoded	`%F0%9F%8E%91`

🔍 Keywords

moon_viewing_ceremony photo japan asia tsukimi activity autumn celebration dumplings entertainment festival grass harvest mid rice scene

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