Iconic peak and serene views, used for Japan trips, mountains, and lofty goals.
mount fuji
π»mount fuji
Definitions & examples
- Groups
- Subgroups
- Unicode
- U+1F5FB
- Variant status
- Fully-qualified
- Emoji version
- E0.6
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