Bring a little good-fortune charm to your coloring time with these cute Seven Lucky Gods coloring pages from Shima Artworks. Inspired by Japan’s Shichifukujin, this free printable collection turns the seven traditional gods of fortune into friendly chibi characters for you to color.
Meet Ebisu, Daikokuten, Bishamonten, Benzaiten, Fukurokuju, Jurojin, and Hotei as you explore simple designs and playful scenes. Whether you enjoy Japanese culture, cute characters, or a quiet creative break, pick your favorite page and make it your own with color.
Free Printable Seven Lucky Gods Coloring Pages
Explore our free printable Seven Lucky Gods coloring pages, featuring cute chibi versions of all seven characters. Choose from an easy design and a scene page for each god, plus one group illustration featuring all seven together.
Browse the previews below and click “View & Download PNG” beneath your favorite design to open the full-size coloring page. Save it to your device, print it, and enjoy coloring at your own pace.
Cute Ebisu Coloring Page
A cheerful chibi Ebisu holding a large sea bream with a fishing rod beside him. This simple Japanese Seven Lucky Gods coloring page has clear lines and open spaces for easy and enjoyable coloring.
Ebisu Fishing by the Sea Coloring Page
A cheerful chibi Ebisu enjoying a fishing scene by the sea with a large sea bream and fishing rod. The bold outlines and simple waves make this seaside coloring page fun and easy to color.
Cute Daikokuten Coloring Page
A cute chibi Daikokuten with his magic mallet, treasure sack, and rice bale. The bold outlines and simple shapes make this lucky Japanese god fun and relaxing to color.
Daikokuten with a Treasure Sack Coloring Page
A happy chibi Daikokuten with his magic mallet beside an open treasure sack filled with koban coins. This simple prosperity-themed scene has clear shapes and large open spaces for relaxing coloring.
Cute Bishamonten Coloring Page
A brave but friendly chibi Bishamonten wearing traditional armor and holding a spear and small pagoda. This simple coloring page keeps the details clear while leaving plenty of space for creative coloring.
Bishamonten at a Temple Gate Coloring Page
A brave but friendly chibi Bishamonten standing guard at a temple gate with his spear. The simple architecture and bold lines create a strong guardian scene that is still easy to color.
Cute Benzaiten Coloring Page
A sweet chibi Benzaiten playing a traditional Japanese biwa. The clean lines and large open areas make this elegant Seven Lucky Gods coloring page easy and relaxing to color.
Benzaiten by a Lotus Pond Coloring Page
A graceful chibi Benzaiten playing a traditional Japanese biwa beside a peaceful lotus pond. The large lotus flowers, gentle water shapes, and clean outlines make this scene calm and enjoyable to color.
Cute Fukurokuju Coloring Page
A gentle chibi Fukurokuju with his tall forehead, staff, scroll, and crane companion. This simple Japanese lucky god coloring page has clear shapes and plenty of open space for enjoyable coloring.
Fukurokuju with a Crane Coloring Page
A gentle chibi Fukurokuju standing beside a graceful crane with his staff and scroll. A simple pine tree and open background give this lucky longevity scene a peaceful, easy-to-color feel.
Cute Jurojin Coloring Page
A kind chibi Jurojin wearing a traditional hood and holding a staff with a scroll. This simple coloring page uses clean lines and open spaces for a calm and relaxing coloring experience.
Jurojin with a Deer Coloring Page
A kind chibi Jurojin sharing a quiet moment with a friendly deer beside him. His staff, scroll, pine tree, and simple nature setting create a warm and relaxing coloring scene.
Cute Hotei Coloring Page
A cheerful chibi Hotei with his large cloth bag, fan, and prayer beads. His simple rounded design and bold outlines make this happy Seven Lucky Gods coloring page fun and easy to color.
Hotei at a Japanese Festival Coloring Page
A cheerful chibi Hotei sharing a lucky pouch with a child at a simple Japanese festival. The large lanterns, cloth bag, and bold open shapes make this happy scene fun and beginner-friendly to color.
Seven Lucky Gods Celebration Coloring Page
A cheerful group coloring page featuring all seven Lucky Gods celebrating together in one happy scene. The clean outlines, simple details, and festive atmosphere make this special group page fun and relaxing to color.
Who Are the Seven Lucky Gods?
The Seven Lucky Gods, known in Japanese as Shichifukujin (七福神), are a group of deities associated with good fortune. They are also called the Seven Gods of Fortune. Their blessings include prosperity, protection, artistic inspiration, happiness, and long life.
They are an established part of Japanese religious and cultural traditions, with roots in several traditions across Asia. This collection presents them as cute chibi characters for coloring, rather than as detailed religious illustrations.
In Japan, some people visit a series of shrines and temples dedicated to the Seven Lucky Gods, especially around the New Year. This practice is known as Shichifukujin-meguri. You can enjoy coloring these pages in any season.
For a little more cultural background, see the Japan National Tourism Organization’s introduction to the Seven Gods of Fortune.
Meet the Seven Lucky Gods
Each of the Seven Lucky Gods has a story of their own, along with traditional symbols that help you recognize them. Here is a quick introduction to the seven characters who inspired our coloring pages.
Ebisu
Ebisu is associated with fishing, good catches, and success in business. He is often shown holding a fishing rod and a sea bream, known as tai in Japanese.
Daikokuten
Daikokuten is associated with prosperity, agriculture, and abundance. His familiar symbols include a lucky mallet, a large sack, and bales of rice.
Bishamonten
Bishamonten is a guardian deity associated with protection and victory. He is usually depicted in armor, carrying a spear and a small pagoda.
Benzaiten
Benzaiten is a goddess associated with music, the arts, and water. She is often shown playing a biwa, a traditional Japanese stringed instrument similar to a lute.
Fukurokuju
Fukurokuju is associated with wisdom, good fortune, and long life. His tall forehead, beard, and walking staff are familiar features, and he is sometimes accompanied by a crane.
Jurojin
Jurojin is associated with health and longevity. He is often depicted as an elderly sage with a staff and a scroll, sometimes with a deer beside him.
Hotei
Hotei is associated with happiness and good fortune. His rounded belly, cheerful expression, and large cloth bag make him one of the easiest members of the group to recognize.
About These Seven Lucky Gods Coloring Pages
These Seven Lucky Gods coloring pages feature original chibi character designs by Shima Artworks, inspired by traditional Japanese depictions of the Shichifukujin. Rounded shapes, friendly expressions, and clean black outlines give the collection a cute, welcoming feel.
Each god has an easy version and a scene version, so you can choose a simpler picture for a short coloring break or a scene with more details to explore. One group page brings all seven characters together.
Use colored pencils, crayons, or markers to make each page your own. There is no fixed color scheme to follow—try soft pastels, bright colors, or a few favorite shades. If you use markers, place a spare sheet underneath to help protect your work surface.
More Japanese Coloring Pages
Looking for more Japanese-inspired coloring pages? Explore our cute yokai collection to meet playful characters from Japanese folklore, from the water-loving Kappa to the fox-inspired Kitsune.
Choose your next coloring adventure below:
- Cute Yokai Coloring Pages – Browse the full collection of Japanese yokai printables.
- Kappa Coloring Pages – Meet a cheerful little river yokai.
- Kitsune Coloring Pages – Enjoy a cute fox-inspired character.
- Oni Coloring Pages – Add your favorite colors to a friendly little oni.
- Yuki-onna Coloring Pages – Explore a gentle, wintry coloring theme.
- Tengu Coloring Pages – Meet a little tengu with wings and a long nose.
Frequently Asked Questions About Seven Lucky Gods Coloring Pages
Are these Seven Lucky Gods coloring pages free?
Yes! The coloring pages in this collection are free to download and print. Please see our Terms of Use for details about permitted uses.
How do I download a coloring page?
Click “View & Download PNG” beneath the design you like to open the full-size image. Save it to your device before printing, rather than printing the smaller preview directly from this article.
How can I avoid cutting off part of the picture when printing?
Check your print preview before printing. If any part of the drawing falls outside the printable area, select “Fit to Page” or a similar setting. The exact wording may vary depending on your printer or app.
Are these coloring pages suitable for beginners?
The easy versions are a good place to start if you prefer simpler designs. The scene pages and the group page offer more details to explore when you want a longer coloring session. Choose whichever page feels comfortable and enjoyable for you.
Do I need to use traditional Japanese colors?
No. You can choose any colors you like for these coloring pages. Try soft pastels, bright combinations, or a small selection of your favorite shades—there is no single correct way to color them.
Download All Seven Lucky Gods Coloring Pages
Want to print the whole collection at once? Download the complete Seven Lucky Gods coloring pages PDF and enjoy all 15 printable designs in one convenient file.
The collection includes two coloring pages for each of the Seven Lucky Gods, plus one group illustration featuring all seven characters together.
Download the Free Seven Lucky Gods Coloring Pages PDF
Want More Seven Lucky Gods Coloring Pages?
If you enjoyed these free printable pages, you can discover even more cute Seven Lucky Gods designs in our coloring book, Chibi Cat Seven Lucky Gods.
The book features 40 coloring pages inspired by Japan’s Seven Lucky Gods, reimagined as adorable chibi cats. Each character is paired with familiar symbols of good fortune in a cute, relaxing coloring style.
It’s a fun choice for anyone who enjoys Japanese culture, kawaii cats, folklore, and relaxing coloring activities.
