πŸŽ‹ Tanabata Tree

This is a Japanese Tanabata tree, also known as a wish tree. One or two green bamboos are hung with red paper strips on which people's wishes are written, and some platforms also show five-pointed stars ⭐ . It also contains the meaning of wishes, Tanabata, love and good luck. Remarks πŸ€“ : Every year on July 7th is the Tanabata in Japan πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅ , praying for good craftsmanship and good love in this festival. People write their wishes on paper and hang them on bamboo. In addition, πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ China also has the Double Seventh Festival. On the seventh day of the seventh lunar year of the Chinese lunar calendar, unlike the Japanese Tanabata Festival, the Chinese people mainly pray for good love πŸ’— on this day, and there is the folk tale of the "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl".

πŸŽ‹ Tanabata Tree Basic Information

Shortname:
tanabata tree
Apple Name:
Tanabata Tree
Unicode Version:
6.0 (2010-10-11)
Emoji Version:
1.0 (2015-06-09)
Categories:
⚽ Activities
Emoji:
πŸŽ‹
Decimal:
ALT+127883
Sub Categories:
🎈 event
Known as:
Wish Tree
Codepoint:
U+1F38B
Shortcode:
:tanabata_tree:

πŸŽ‹ Tanabata Tree Examples and Usage

  • Kid, write down your wishes πŸŽ‹ , one day it will come true.
  • I belong to us, such as Night of TanabataπŸŽ‹.
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