π is the bullet train: a white Shinkansen nose. π high-speed train is the same idea from the side. They mean fast trains and rail travel β Japan trips, Eurostar, TGVβ¦
What the bullet train π (high-speed train) emoji means
π is the bullet train: a white Shinkansen nose. π high-speed train is the same idea from the side. They mean fast trains and rail travel β Japan trips, Eurostar, TGV, βtrain > planeβ posts β and speed. π train and π metro cover ordinary rail and the subway; π is the station. All are original 2010 emoji. Slower rail is on the train guide; the destination π―π΅ Japan flag.
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