β›© Shinto Shrine

This is a red torii, with a curved roof above the pillars on both sides, usually the gate of the Japanese shrine πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅. The shrine is a religious building used to worship gods in Japan, so it can not only specifically refer to the shrine, but also represents Japan and Shintoism, and symbolizes sacredness and blessing. Related emojis: 🎐🧿. Other religious places emojis: πŸ•‹πŸ•πŸ•Œβ›ͺ.

β›© Shinto Shrine Basic Information

Shortname:
shinto shrine
Unicode Version:
5.2 (2019-10-01)
Emoji Version:
None
Categories:
🚌 Travel & Places
Emoji:
β›©
Decimal:
ALT+9961
Sub Categories:
β›ͺ place-religious
Known as:
Kami-no-michi
Codepoint:
U+26E9

β›© Shinto Shrine Examples and Usage

  • Japan trip: β›©πŸ—»πŸ―β™¨οΈπŸ’πŸ£.
  • Please keep quiet inside the shrine β›©πŸ€«.
  • Not far away you can find a Shinto shrineβ›© and a Zen garden in the shadow of Mount Fuji. β›© (26E9) + emoji style (FE0F) = ⛩️ (26E9 FE0F)
  • β›© (26E9) + text style (FE0E) = β›©οΈŽ (26E9 FE0E)
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