Japanese Color Quiz compatibility chart
For each of the 8 colors, two that are easy to be with and one that may clash. A clash does not mean either side is wrong — they simply value different things.
Yamabuki (Golden Yellow)
- Easy together Sakura (Pale Cherry Pink) Sakura also brightens places where people gather. The people Yamabuki calls together, Sakura gently links up, so the gathering stays lively and comfortable at once.
- Easy together Fuji (Wisteria Purple) Fuji keeps a little distance from people while valuing a touch of flair. When Fuji's calm color joins Yamabuki's energy, the liveliness gains depth.
- May clash Ai (Indigo) Ai likes to keep to its own steady rhythm in a quiet setting. When Yamabuki says “Let's do this together!” and gets only a short reply, all that energy can feel like it's spinning its wheels.
Akane (Madder Red)
- Easy together Kurumi (Walnut Brown) Kurumi also welcomes people warmly in quiet settings. When Akane says something too directly, Kurumi's softness steps in and brings the conversation to a gentle landing.
- Easy together Seiji (Celadon Green) Seiji values quiet time at a light, easy distance. It takes the feelings Akane has carefully built up without finding them heavy, so Akane can relax too.
- May clash Ruri (Lapis Blue) Ruri has firm views and flair, but keeps people at a bit of a distance. Both colors run deep, so Akane's warm way of stepping in and Ruri's cool way of drawing lines tend to collide.
Sakura (Pale Cherry Pink)
- Easy together Yamabuki (Golden Yellow) Yamabuki says clearly what it likes and leads the way. With Yamabuki deciding where to go and how, Sakura is free to focus on linking people together.
- Easy together Ruri (Lapis Blue) Ruri combines flair with views that don't waver. When Sakura gently connects people and Ruri gives the gathering a core, the liveliness comes together.
- May clash Seiji (Celadon Green) Seiji wants to keep a comfortable distance in quiet settings. Sakura, who wants to bring people together and warm things up, keeps hearing “I'll have a quiet one this time” and can feel like Seiji never joins the circle.
Kurumi (Walnut Brown)
- Easy together Akane (Madder Red) Akane is also a warm type who looks after people in small groups. When Kurumi stays quiet because something is hard to say, Akane says it first, and the conversation moves forward while staying gentle.
- Easy together Ai (Indigo) Ai keeps its own rhythm at a light, easy distance. Alongside Kurumi's calm, the two can feel at ease without having to fill the silence.
- May clash Fuji (Wisteria Purple) Fuji enjoys lively, colorful settings while keeping a little distance from people. Kurumi wants to offer warmth up close in a quiet place, so the two tend to disagree on both the right distance and the right level of liveliness.
Ruri (Lapis Blue)
- Easy together Fuji (Wisteria Purple) Fuji also has flair while keeping a little distance from people. It takes Ruri's clear-cut views and hands them to the room in softer words.
- Easy together Sakura (Pale Cherry Pink) Sakura gently links people together. Even when Ruri is standing alone at the edge, Sakura steps in, and Ruri slips into the conversation naturally.
- May clash Akane (Madder Red) Akane steps in deeply and warmly with people close to it. To Ruri, who likes some distance, that closeness feels heavy; to Akane, Ruri's line-drawing tends to look cold.
Ai (Indigo)
- Easy together Seiji (Celadon Green) Seiji gently takes people in, in quiet settings. Even when Ai decides something in few words, Seiji accepts it without fault-finding and passes it on to the room in a calm way.
- Easy together Kurumi (Walnut Brown) Kurumi has a soft warmth. It kindly rephrases Ai's short words, so they get through to everyone more easily.
- May clash Yamabuki (Golden Yellow) Yamabuki comes close brightly and livens things up. To Ai, who wants to move quietly through its chosen steps, a stream of invitations and ideas can feel like constant interruptions.
Fuji (Wisteria Purple)
- Easy together Ruri (Lapis Blue) Ruri also has flair while keeping some distance from people. Where Fuji has gently blurred things, Ruri puts them into clear words.
- Easy together Yamabuki (Golden Yellow) Yamabuki brightly draws people in. Even when Fuji is watching from a step back, Yamabuki calls out and brings it into the circle.
- May clash Kurumi (Walnut Brown) Kurumi wants to stay close to people in quiet places. Fuji wants to enjoy a lively, colorful scene from a comfortable distance, so the two tend to disagree on both the right distance and the right level of liveliness.
Seiji (Celadon Green)
- Easy together Ai (Indigo) Ai steadily keeps to what it has decided, in quiet settings. It may not say much, but its direction is clear, so Seiji can follow along with peace of mind, without needing to ask a lot of questions.
- Easy together Akane (Madder Red) Akane is warm in quiet settings and says clearly what it feels. Seiji tends to be the listener, and Akane draws it out with “What do you think?”
- May clash Sakura (Pale Cherry Pink) Sakura wants to gather people and warm things up. To Seiji, who wants to keep a comfortable distance in quiet places, the steady stream of lively invitations can weigh more heavily each time it has to say no.
It is more fun once you know which one you are. 18 questions, about 3 minutes.
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