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Wind Chime
A Japanese wind chime, known as a fūrin (風鈴). Typically depicted as a small, light-blue glass bell with a strip of paper, called a tanzaku (短冊), suspended from its clapper. Traditionally hung during the summer in Japan, where their sound is thought to evoke a refreshing sense of coolness during hot weather.
Most platforms decorate the bell or hanging paper strip with cherry blossom-like floral designs.
Technical Information
- Code
- U+1F390
- Category
- Activities
- Sub Category
- Event
- Unicode Version
- 0.6
- Keywords
- japan
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