Japanese symbol for beginner 🔰

Tell others you’re a newbie driver in a unique and interesting way, by sharing the Japanese Symbol For Beginner emoji. This emoji displays an image known as the Shoshinsha mark. It resembles an open book, and is made up of a green and yellow shape, next to one another. The Shoshinsha mark is displayed on the cars of new Japanese drivers one year after they first get their license. This is to warn other drivers that the car they see is being driven by a beginner driver.

With this symbol on a car, Japanese authorities can keep a close eye on new drivers in case they break a driving law. Users who don’t like long emoji names sometimes refer to this emoji as the Beginner emoji.

This symbol isn’t just related to driving though, the Japanese Symbol For Beginner emoji can also be used to refer to someone who is just starting at something, be it cooking, or painting or even volleyball. It doesn’t have to only be about driving. The emoji can also be used metaphorically, to signify learning, practicing, a fresh start or a new beginning.

Say, if you’re referring to learning. or a learning curve in any context, use this emoji. To attract more users to your message, combine the Japanese Symbol For Beginner emoji with a tool you’re learning to master. If it’s driving, include the Car emoji along with other types of driving emoji. The Japanese Symbol For Beginner emoji may also be put to work as a navigational emoji, to help indicate a specific location, or as a generic symbol for an amateur, to distinguish the professionals from the hobbyists.

🔰 Japanese Symbol For Beginner is a fully-qualified emoji as part of Unicode 6.0 which was introduced in 2010.

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