Kaomoji -- Japanese Emoticons 1.7.0

Kaomoji are Japanese emoticons that use a combination of characters, letters, and punctuation marks to create facial expressions and emotive symbols.

You can copy and paste Kaomoji from a list or type them manually using a keyboard. Simply share them through text messages, social media, or any platform that supports text input.

Yes, there are various categories of Kaomoji representing different emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, love, and more.

Absolutely! You can combine different characters and symbols to create personalized Kaomoji that express your unique emotions.

Yes, Kaomoji are text-based emoticons made up of keyboard characters, while emojis are pictorial symbols that represent emotions, objects, and animals.

You can find lists of Kaomoji on websites, social media pages, or apps dedicated to text art and emoticons. They are also often shared in online communities.

Some messaging apps may have built-in support for Kaomoji, but you can also find dedicated websites and applications that focus on generating and sharing them.

It depends on the context. For informal or creative communications, they can add a personal touch, but for professional settings, it's best to consider audience appropriateness.

While many popular Kaomoji convey specific emotions clearly, understanding may vary by culture. Some may be more recognizable to people familiar with Japanese internet culture.

Kaomoji originated in Japan in the 1980s as a way to express emotions in online text conversations. They reflect the growing influence of digital communication in Japanese culture.