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Japanese Symbol for Beginner on JoyPixels

JoyPixels, Inc. has drawn Japanese Symbol for Beginner 20 times. Every revision JoyPixels has shipped is below, newest first.

  1. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 11.011.0 ✳
  2. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 10.010.0 ✳
  3. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 9.09.0 ✳
  4. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 8.08.0 ✳
  5. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 7.07.0 ✳
  6. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 6.66.6 ✳
  7. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 6.56.5 ✳
  8. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 6.06.0 ✳
  9. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 5.55.5 ✳
  10. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 5.05.0 ✳
  11. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 4.54.5
  12. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 4.04.0 ✳
  13. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 3.13.1
  14. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 3.03.0 ✳
  15. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 2.2.52.2.5
  16. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 2.2.42.2.4
  17. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 2.22.2 ✳
  18. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 2.12.1
  19. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 2.02.0 ✳
  20. Japanese Symbol for Beginner as drawn by JoyPixels in 1.01.0 ✳

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Frequently asked questions

What does Japanese Symbol for Beginner look like on JoyPixels?
On JoyPixels it is the design shipped in 11.0, shown above at full size. Older revisions are listed beneath it.
When did JoyPixels add Japanese Symbol for Beginner?
JoyPixels first drew Japanese Symbol for Beginner in 1.0, released September 4, 2014.
How many times has JoyPixels redrawn Japanese Symbol for Beginner?
JoyPixels, Inc. has shipped 20 versions of Japanese Symbol for Beginner. Each is dated, so you can see when the design changed.

JoyPixels artwork for this emoji spans 2014 to 2026.