Japanese “not free of charge” button
A square symbol with the Japanese kanji for 'service' or 'service charge' (サービス, sābisu) written in white on a green background. It typically indicates that a service charge is included or that a service is available.
There are different emoji meanings for Japanese “not free of charge” button in different cultures:
- Western culture
- Less commonly understood without context; might be interpreted as an abstract symbol or a 'free service' indicator. Its primary use is not in Western digital communication.
- East Asian culture
- Widely recognized in Japan, and to some extent other East Asian countries, as 'service includes/available' or 'service charge.' Often seen on signs in establishments (restaurants, hotels). Often used with 'no service charge' (サービス料なし) or 'service included' (サービス料込み).
