What the rice cracker π and oden π’ emoji means
π is the rice cracker: a round senbei with a strip of seaweed, and the closest thing to a cracker emoji in general. π’ is oden, three items on a skewer from the Japanese winter stew, which doubles as the kebab, skewer and stick emoji. Both are original 2010 emoji from the Japanese sets, and both are used far beyond Japan for snacks and barbecues. Neighbours: π‘ dango, π rice ball, π steaming bowl; the list is on the food emoji page.
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