The Finnish government released the world's first 'emoji of their own theme', freemad emoji such as heavy metal and naked sauna appeared

The Finnish government announced for the first time in the world to publish "Emoticons with the theme of their own country". There are more than 30 kinds of Finnish official emoji stickers to be released, and as a sample "Men and women to relax at the sauna"Nokia 3310"Head bangerThree kinds that uniquely represent the culture of Finland named "Finland" are published.

The headbanger throws his phone away and goes to sauna - thisisFINLAND
http://finland.fi/life-society/the-headbanger-throws-his-phone-away-and-goes-to-sauna/

Finland is known as the birthplace of the sauna bath and competes how much you can get into the cean 110 degree sauna "World sauna championship"We are going. Such a world famousFinland saunaA naked man and woman entering into a picture becomes a pictogram.


Nokia is a Finnish electronics manufacturer, and the emoticon "Nokia 3310" is one of the most successful mobile phones in the world. About 126 million units are sold worldwide, and it is known for its high durability. Although it is not Nokia's mobile phone, "Mobile phone throwIt is also affecting the fact that international sports such as "being done" has become an emoticon.


Scandinavia is a region where metal music is popular, but Finland is the country with the largest number of metal bands per citizen in the world. In Sweden there are 27 pairs of metal bands per 10,000 population, whereas Finland is population54 pairs per 10,000 peopleThere is data that there is a metal band of. Also, in Finland "Air Guitar World CompetitionIt is done also.

Therefore, as a pictogram representing Finland, a long-haired man holding a standard hand signature used by a heavy metal band or a fan is an emoji character sticker.


The creator of more than 30 kinds of Finnish official emoji sticker set including three kinds of pictograms released is an art directorBruno Leo RibeiroMr. and will be available for free download from December 1st at the following website. The website is planned to be compatible with multiple languages ​​including Japanese, and the downloaded pictograms are available on PC and mobile phone.

Coming soon!
http://xmas.finland.fi/