A carefully crafted blue theme for Visual Studio Code, inspired by the calm sea and sky of Ohohama Beach in Shizuoka, Japan.
Ohohama intentionally uses a restrained color palette consisting primarily of blue and gray.
Ohohama Theme aims to provide a comfortable coding environment with cool blue tones, balanced contrast, and carefully selected syntax colors that remain pleasant during long development sessions.
Features
- 🌊 Inspired by the colors of Ohohama Beach, Shizuoka, Japan
- 💙 Calm blue-centered color palette
- 🎨 Semantic highlighting support
- ⚙️ Generated from TypeScript sources for consistency and maintainability
- 🌙 Designed for comfortable day-to-day coding
Screenshots
Installation
Install Ohohama Theme from the Visual Studio Marketplace, then select Ohohama from Preferences → Theme → Color Theme.
Philosophy
Rather than maximizing saturation or contrast, Ohohama focuses on creating a balanced visual experience. The goal is to reduce visual fatigue while keeping important code elements easy to distinguish.
The theme is generated from a centralized color palette, making it easier to maintain consistent colors throughout the editor and to evolve the design over time.
Development
npm install
npm run build
To regenerate the theme color definitions:
npm run generate:theme-colors
License
MIT
About Ohohama Beach
Ohohama Beach was once one of the most beloved places in Shizuoka, Japan. For generations, it served as a gathering place for local residents, a playground where children spent their summer days, and a destination where families and friends created lasting memories by the sea.
Although the beach itself has changed over time, it continues to hold a special place in the hearts of many people in Shizuoka. The name Ohohama evokes memories of the blue sea, the open sky, and peaceful days along the coast.
The Ohohama Theme is inspired by these memories and by the calm atmosphere of the beach. Its restrained palette of blues and grays reflects the colors of the sea and sky, creating a comfortable environment for long coding sessions.