Japanese “prohibited” button
Japanese “prohibited” button, 금할 금
This emoji depicts the Japanese kanji character for "prohibited." It is used to indicate that something is not allowed.
This emoji is often used to communicate rules or warnings. It carries a similar meaning to signs like "No Smoking" or "No Entry."
일본어에서 '금지'를 의미하는 한자를 형상화한 이모지입니다. 무언가를 하면 안 된다는 의미로 사용합니다.
주로 규칙이나 주의사항을 알릴 때 사용하는 이모지입니다. 금연, 출입금지 같은 표지판에서도 비슷한 의미로 사용됩니다.
This emoji originated from Japan's "Keta-Kigo," a special character system. With the spread of smartphones, it has become one of the globally recognized symbols for prohibition.
In modern digital communication, it transcends the simple meaning of prohibition and is also used for jokes or satire. It's often used humorously in memes and internet culture to express exaggerated restraints or warnings.