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うざい顔文字をまとめた一覧ページ（129個収録）。お気に入りを見つけてください！ #kaomoji #顔文字 #うざい
あーん顔文字を200個まとめた一覧ページ。コピペですぐ使える顔文字が豊富に揃っています。 #kaomoji #顔文字 #あーん
魔女の顔文字234個を厳選！シンプルからAAまで、気分に合わせて選べます。 #kaomoji #顔文字 #魔女
映画顔文字を160個まとめた一覧ページ。コピペですぐ使える顔文字が豊富に揃っています。 #kaomoji #顔文字 #映画
ビンタ顔文字を160個まとめた一覧ページ。コピペですぐ使える顔文字が豊富に揃っています。 #kaomoji #顔文字 #ビンタ
地雷系顔文字を149個まとめた一覧ページ。コピペですぐ使える顔文字が豊富に揃っています。 #kaomoji #顔文字 #地雷系
笑顔顔文字をまとめた一覧ページ。コピペですぐ使える顔文字が豊富に揃っています。 #kaomoji #顔文字 #笑顔
ASCII art — the practice of creating images and designs using printable characters. Kaomoji evolved directly from this tradition. While Western ASCII art focused on large-scale pictures, Japanese creators on platforms like 2channel refined the art of single-line character faces, eventually developing the rich kaomoji vocabulary we know today.
#ascii #art #textart #creative #japanese #design
ASCII art — the practice of creating images and designs using printable characters. Kaomoji evolved directly from this tradition. While Western ASCII art focused on large-scale pictures, Japanese creators on platforms like 2channel refined the art of single-line character faces, eventually developing the rich kaomoji vocabulary we know today.
#ascii #art #textart #creative #japanese #design
2channel (2ちゃんねる) — the legendary Japanese anonymous bulletin board founded by Hiroyuki Nishimura in 1999. This is where kaomoji culture truly flourished. Users created increasingly elaborate text emoticons to express emotions without images, giving rise to iconic faces like (´・ω・`) and ヽ(´ー｀)ノ that spread worldwide.
#2channel #japan #internet #culture #kaomoji #anonymous
History of emoticons from Scott Fahlman's original :-) in 1982 to today. Key distinction: Western emoticons are read sideways while Japanese kaomoji like (^_^) are read face-on — reflecting cultural differences in how emotions are perceived through eyes vs mouth.
#emoticon #history #text #communication #smiley
2channel (2ちゃんねる) — the legendary Japanese anonymous bulletin board founded by Hiroyuki Nishimura in 1999. This is where kaomoji culture truly flourished. Users created increasingly elaborate text emoticons to express emotions without images, giving rise to iconic faces like (´・ω・`) and ヽ(´ー｀)ノ that spread worldwide.
#2channel #japan #internet #culture #kaomoji #anonymous
History of emoticons from Scott Fahlman's original :-) in 1982 to today. Key distinction: Western emoticons are read sideways while Japanese kaomoji like (^_^) are read face-on — reflecting cultural differences in how emotions are perceived through eyes vs mouth.
#emoticon #history #text #communication #smiley
The origin story of emoji — created by Shigetaka Kurita at NTT DoCoMo in 1999. From 176 original pictographs on Japanese mobile phones to a global Unicode standard with 3,600+ symbols. Interesting to compare with kaomoji which predates emoji by over a decade.
#emoji #unicode #japanese #history #mobile
Comprehensive Wikipedia article covering the history and cultural significance of kaomoji — Japanese text emoticons made from Unicode characters. From the first (^_^) on ASCII NET in 1986 to modern complex expressions like ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶
#kaomoji #japanese #emoticon #culture #history