#Omarchy Tokyo Night for Obsidian

Omarchy Tokyo Night is an Obsidian theme. Dark mode follows the Tokyo Night palette. Light mode follows the community Tokyo Day palette. It keeps Obsidian’s own layout and font settings, works offline, and does not ask for a plugin or an extra font.

It is an independent adaptation. It is not an official Omarchy release, and it does not draw Linux window borders or wallpapers.

#Install

In Obsidian, open Settings → Appearance → Themes → Manage, search for Omarchy Tokyo Night, and choose Install and use. The shop card points at the community entry: community.obsidian.md/themes/omarchy-tokyo-night.

For a manual install, copy manifest.json and theme.css from a release into .obsidian/themes/Omarchy Tokyo Night/, then select the theme under Appearance.

#What you can change

Base color is Light, Dark, or Adapt to system, in Settings → Appearance. There is no Style Settings panel. Obsidian’s font controls still apply. CSS snippets, plugin styles, and a custom accent can change the result.

The palette in the theme README:

Sources listed there, checked by that README on September 26, 2026: the Omarchy Tokyo Night colors.toml, Kayle Gishen’s Tokyo Day palette, Folke Lemaitre’s Tokyo Night Day, and the Omarchy Obsidian template. The theme license is MIT.

#A different warm theme

If you want Aino’s cream canvas and purple accent instead of Tokyo Night, that is a separate theme: Aino Theme for Obsidian. This page does not rank the two, and it does not cite a download count.