'한국' emojis

This is the Taegeukgi, the flag of South Korea. The Taegeuk symbol in the center represents the harmony of yin and yang, and the four trigrams at the corners symbolize the fundamental elements of nature.

It has become a symbol representing Korean culture and is frequently used by fans of K-pop, K-dramas, and other Korean cultural exports around the world. It is often used on social media to indicate content related to Korea.

The Rose of Sharon is the national flower of South Korea. It's a special flower that blooms in the morning and closes in the evening.

The Rose of Sharon blooms with new flowers every day from July to October. This is why it was given the name 'mugunghwa,' which means 'eternally blooming.'

Türkiye (formerly Turkey) is a transcontinental country located partly in Europe and partly in Asia. Its flag features a white crescent and star on a red background.

As the successor state to the Ottoman Empire, it has a rich history and culture. It is famous for Turkish kebabs and tea, and markets like the Grand Bazaar.

Sweden is a beautiful country located in Northern Europe. It's characterized by its blue and yellow flag.

Sweden is famous for IKEA and Volvo cars, and you can see the aurora borealis in winter. It's also the country where the Nobel Prize originated.

This is a globe emoji showing Asia and Australia. It is used when discussing the Asia-Pacific region, including countries like Korea, China, Japan, and Australia.

It is frequently used when discussing representative culture or symbols of this region, such as K-pop, anime, and kangaroos. It's also often used when introducing Asian food culture or Australia's natural environment.