How to type Japanese Postal Mark like this 〒?

Question

Based on Wikipedia, to type a Japanese postal mark, one should type 「ゆうびん」and choose the available kanji conversion. Using mozc, I cannot find a Japanese postal mark in the kanji conversion to choose.

Hence, how to type 〒 using mozc > Hiragana input mode?

This is odd. I can't get it to show up on my Arch Linux system either. But it is in the source code: https://github.com/google/mozc/blob/master/src/data/symbol/symbol.tsv#L181, and I know I have input it in the past. Maybe some bug in packaging of the symbols? — muru, Feb 14 '25 at 06:17
The current solution is using general unicode typing, i.e., (Ctrl + Shift + U) + 3012 + (space + enter) >> 〒 — sugab, Mar 23 '25 at 04:27
@sugab Can you move that to an answer and self-accept it? Thanks! — NotTheDr01ds, Mar 30 '25 at 23:59

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Sep 09 '25 at 02:40

I tried several times typing ゆびん and used tab to search postal mark, but I can't find it, since the last time I posted that question.

So, the available solution is to use unicode typing:

Typing:

Result:
〒

How to type Japanese Postal Mark like this 〒?

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