Seal.
The Onaji seal is the kanji 同 (meaning equal; alike; equivalent) set in a rounded square. Two variants are supported: the color seal on a cream background, and the white seal for use on dark or colored backgrounds.
Onaji seal — color.
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Onaji seal — white.
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Wordmark.
Onaji is always set in a serif with a blinking caret at the trailing edge. The caret is part of the wordmark and should not be dropped.
Onaji
Palette.
The Onaji palette is built around cream and ink. Accent colors mark the Resources sections: terracotta for the primary brand, iris for Articles, rose for FAQ, moss for How-to, and ochre as a secondary accent.
Usage notes.
- The seal and wordmark should appear together in most contexts. Standalone seal is acceptable for small-format uses (favicons, app icons).
- Onaji is always capitalized as a proper noun. Never italicize it in body copy.
- When setting alongside the Japanese, the preferred form is 同じ (hiragana included) for the etymology; the standalone seal uses 同 alone.
- The blinking caret is part of the wordmark and should be kept whenever the wordmark appears at display sizes.
Sharing Onaji.
Embedding, citing, or quoting Onaji in an article is welcome. Link back to the canonical page where possible, and reach out at /contact for anything not covered above.