What Do These 16 Japanese Emojis Actually Mean

Originally created in Japan, emojis were used there to save texting space. Now, as the whole world has adopted them, a large bunch of these icons is still related to their origin. And interestingly, many of us might use Japanese emojis daily, totally misinterpreting their original meaning.

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