Circled Katakana Yo Letter
㋵ (CIRCLED KATAKANA YO) is a circled Japanese Katakana character useful in lists, labels, and decorative text.
U+32F5
㋵ is a single Unicode character: a circled Katakana “yo.” It’s commonly used when you want a compact, stylized marker in Japanese-themed typography or UI labels.
Circled Katakana Yo Letter Meaning
㋵ is the Unicode character “CIRCLED KATAKANA YO” (U+32F5). It combines the Katakana letter “yo” with a circled, enclosed presentation so it can stand out like a badge or stamp. In practice, people use it as a visual marker in Japanese-oriented designs—such as step indicators, menu tags, printed labels, or decorative headings—where a plain “ヨ” may feel too minimal. Because it’s an enclosed & circled symbol, it typically reads as a self-contained unit that works well for compact UI elements, social posts, and typographic ornaments.
Common uses
- •Decorative list markers in Japanese-themed layouts
- •Badge-style labels in UI mockups and mobile screens
- •Section or item indicators in printed materials
- •Small typographic accents in social media graphics
- •Stylized text in games, stickers, and chat UI themes
Examples
㋵ CIRCLED KATAKANA YO
- ㋵㋵ ようこそ
- ㋵手順㋵：設定を確認
- ㋵メニュー㋵ 予約
- ㋵おすすめ㋵ ヨーグルト
- ㋵区分㋵ 一覧
Variations
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+32F5 | |
| HTML Entity | ㋵ | |
| HTML Code | ㋵ | |
| CSS | \32F5 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ㋵?
The symbol ㋵ has Unicode code point U+32F5.
How can I paste ㋵ in my document or design tool?
Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided HTML entity ㋵ (or CSS escape \\32F5).
Is ㋵ the same as the plain Katakana character ヨ?
No. ㋵ is a circled/enclosed form of the Katakana “yo,” while ヨ is not circled.
What does the “Enclosed & Circled” category mean?
It indicates that the character is drawn inside an enclosing/circled shape, making it read like a compact badge or stamp in text.