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Japanese “not free of charge” button

Unicode U+1F236 · Emoji 0.6

U+1F236

Meaning

The kanji 有 on a square button, meaning to have or to exist in Japanese. On signs it marks something that is not free, so a charge applies.

It is useful for marking paid options, extras and services that cost money: “Parking 🈶, bring cash” Learners of Chinese or Japanese also use it simply for the word have. Its opposite is 🈚, which means free of charge.

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