Headstone

This emoji is not very popular and is not used very often on social media. It is most likely to be used by people of all ages, but particularly those with an interest in Japanese culture or music. This emoji is not considered rude and is most commonly used on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

The history of this emoji is rooted in traditional Japanese culture. The taiko is a traditional Japanese drum that has been used for centuries in festivals, religious ceremonies, and other events. It is believed to have been used since the 8th century, and is still used today in many traditional Japanese ceremonies. The taiko is often used to provide rhythm and to help set the pace for the event. The emoji was created in 2015 as part of Unicode 8.0, and has since been used to represent the traditional drum in digital conversations.