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RE: A Universal Language: From Kanji to Emoji

in Cross Culture2 months ago

Your note about the 1964 Tokyo signage turning travel into a picture based conversation nailed it. It feels like eMOji are the friendly heirs to those icons, messy around the edges yet clear enough when you are jet lagged and and just need to find food or a restroom. If the first emoji sleeve shows up, I defintely hope the ankle goes without the shiny ice cream emoji that is not ice cream.