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Soshoku#EAE5E3
Birthday Color
Enter your birthday to discover which of Japan's 366 traditional colors belongs to you — along with its meaning, personality traits, and a quiet verse, inspired by the Birthday Color Cafein tradition.
Three quiet steps to meet your birthday color.
01
Enter your birthday — month and day — or browse the garden letters.
02
A sealed envelope opens into your color: name, HEX, and a short verse.
03
Copy the HEX, read the traits, or explore the full 366-day chart.
The traditional Japanese hue blooming on today’s date.
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Three hundred sixty-six invitations — one for every day of the year.






Light gray
Shironezumi
#DCD6D9

To: 1/1






Light indigo
Usuhanada
#698AAB

To: 1/2






Purple
Murasaki
#884898

To: 1/3







White
Shiro
#FFFFFF

To: 1/4







Cherry blossom
Sakura-iro
#FEF4F4

To: 1/5






Bush warbler tea
Uguisucha
#6E552F

To: 1/6







Evergreen
Tokiwa-iro
#007B43

To: 1/7








Silver gray
Ginnezumi
#A1A193

To: 1/8






Navy blue
Konjō
#003171

To: 1/9







Light purple
Usumurasaki
#B28FCE

To: 1/10







Unbleached
Kinari-iro
#FBF8EF

To: 1/11






Carnation pink
Nadeshiko-iro
#E6A5C0

To: 1/12






Light gray
Shironezumi
#DCD6D9

To: 1/1






Light indigo
Usuhanada
#698AAB

To: 1/2






Purple
Murasaki
#884898

To: 1/3







White
Shiro
#FFFFFF

To: 1/4
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The classic 366-day chart: twelve months across, every day a traditional Japanese color. Jump to any date.
It refers to the popular Japanese idea that each day of the year corresponds to a color — widely known through the original cafein.jp chart and similar sites.
We assign a traditional Japanese color to each of the 366 calendar days (including February 29) with a deterministic map. The same birthday always returns the same color.
The original cafein.jp table is a hand-curated chart. Ours is an independent rebuild with traditional Japanese color names, bilingual traits, and a garden-inspired reveal experience.