'Setsubun' emojis

The Ogre emoji represents "Oni," a traditional Japanese demon. It's characterized by a red face and a frightening expression.

This emoji represents Korean Dokkaebi and Japanese Yokai culture. It's used to express scary or angry situations in a playful way.

This emoji is modeled after the Tengu (天狗) mask from traditional Japanese culture. It features a red face and a long nose.

Like the Dokkaebi in Korea, the Tengu is a famous legendary character in Japan. Although it has a scary expression, it is also used to convey funny stories.

This emoji expresses anger with a devilish look. The purple face and small horns give it a mischievous feel.

It resembles a cute devil character from a fairy tale or fantasy story. It's used to express playful anger rather than actual fear.

This emoji is a smiling face with small horns. It looks like a cute devil character.

It's used in playful situations or when making fun plans. It conveys a fun and mischievous feeling rather than a negative one.

This is a traditional decoration seen in Japanese homes during the New Year season. It's an ornament made of bamboo and pine.

This decoration symbolizes wishes for happiness and good health. It is believed to ward off bad spirits when placed at the entrance or inside the house.