Japanese Color Quiz
Fuji (Wisteria Purple)
Like long clusters of flowers hanging from a wisteria trellis, you add color to a room from a comfortable distance.
Fuji is a pale purple with a bluish tint, like wisteria flowers. Wisteria was loved by the aristocrats of the Heian period, who held banquets to admire it when it bloomed. Its long flower clusters hang down, and standing under a wisteria trellis, you see blossoms spread across the whole space above your head.
In a gathering, you value a bit of flair while keeping a little distance from people. Like wisteria hanging from above, you'd rather watch the whole scene from a step back than go into the middle of the circle. You share your own views softly, in a way that won't ruffle anyone.
Wisteria vines grow by winding around other trees or a trellis. Shaping yourself to the people and places around you comes naturally, but that can make it hard to see what you yourself want. Now and then, try saying one “I'd like to do this” on your own.
Strengths
- You can add just the right amount of flair to match the mood of a place
- You can get along with anyone at a distance that doesn't ruffle feathers
- When opinions clash, you can smooth things over with a gentle way of putting things
Where you may stumble
- You say things so gently that what you want doesn't come across
- Because you keep some distance, it takes a while to get close to people
- While you're watching a lively gathering, the conversation circles have already formed
Sounds familiar, Fuji (Wisteria Purple)?
- You start requests with “Whenever you get a chance”
- With seasonal events, you put more effort into enjoying the view than the preparations
- At gatherings, you drop in on a bit of every conversation
Where you shine
Seasonal events and big gatherings. Your color comes alive when you're cheering on the people at the center from a comfortable distance.
Tips for “Fuji (Wisteria Purple)”
- When you ask for something, add when you need it by
- With someone you'd like to know better, sit one seat closer
- If a conversation catches your interest, take one step closer before you watch
Matches
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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.
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.
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.
Close neighbors
These differ from this one on just 1 of the 3 axes. If one of your axes was near the middle, you may have their side too.
Which one are you? 18 everyday situations, about 3 minutes.
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