U+E50A
Shibuya
Über dieses Emoji
Shibuya, a single Unicode character. Part of the Historic & Non-Standard group, carrier private use subgroup. Approved as part of Emoji 0.0.
Darstellungen nach Plattform
2 platforms shown using your device's own emoji font. Their artwork is proprietary and this site does not redistribute it.
Timeline
2000 — 2026Showing 49 of 49 events through 2026
- 2000First render

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- 2001Redesign

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- 2004Redesign

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- 2006Redesign

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- 2008Redesign

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- 2008First render

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- 2010Redesign

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- 2010Redesign

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- 2011Redesign

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- 2012Redesign

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- 2012Redesign

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- 2014Redesign

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- 2014First render

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- 2015Redesign

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- 2016Redesign

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- 2016Redesign
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- 2016Redesign

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- 2016Redesign

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- 2016Redesign

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- 2016Redesign

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- 2016Redesign

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- 2017Redesign

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- 2017Redesign

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- 2018Redesign

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- 2018Redesign

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- 2018Redesign

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- 2018Redesign

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- 2018Redesign

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- 2019Redesign

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- 2019Redesign

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- 2019Redesign

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- 2019Redesign

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- 2020Redesign

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- 2020Redesign

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- 2020Redesign

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- 2020Redesign

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- 2021Redesign

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- 2021Redesign

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- 2022Redesign

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- 2022Redesign

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- 2023Redesign

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- 2023Redesign

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- 2023Redesign

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- 2024Redesign
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- 2026Redesign

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Kodierungen
- UTF-8
EE 94 8A- UTF-8 maskiert
\xEE\x94\x8A- UTF-16
E50A- UTF-32
0000E50A- HTML dezimal
- HTML hexadezimal
- CSS
\00E50A- JavaScript
\u{E50A}- JS-ErsatzzeichenFür Ziele vor ES2015
\uE50A- Python
\uE50A- URL-kodiert
%EE%94%8A- Base64
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Frequently asked questions
- What does mean?
- Shibuya, a single Unicode character. Part of the Historic & Non-Standard group, carrier private use subgroup. Approved as part of Emoji 0.0.
- What is the Unicode code point for ?
- Shibuya is encoded as the single code point U+E50A.
- When was added to Unicode?
- was approved as part of Emoji 0.0, under Unicode 0.0.
- Why does look different on my phone?
- Every platform draws its own artwork for the same code point, so changes depending on where you see it. This page compares 49 renderings, including Apple, Twitter / X and SoftBank.
- What category is in?
- belongs to Unicode's Historic & Non-Standard group, in the carrier private use subgroup.