Collage / コラージュ (Puzzlega.me)

A Japanese crossword where the clues are cut-out photos pinned to a corkboard.

Every day: One picture crossword a day with the same answers for every player: cut-out photos on a corkboard stand in for the clues. New puzzle: Midnight (0:00), Japan time.

Play Collage on puzzlega.meRelease announcement (Japanese)

Collage title card in Japanese beside a corkboard of cut-out photos: macarons, a carabiner, a bread bag clip, a dragon fruit and a gavel

Collage (コラージュ) is a daily Japanese crossword from Puzzlega.me in which each clue is a photo instead of words. Work out the names of everyday objects from the pictures and fill the grid; the puzzle is the same for everyone and changes at midnight.

About Collage / コラージュ (Puzzlega.me)

Collage is a picture crossword in Japanese from Puzzlega.me, a site of free browser word and logic games. It launched on 1 September 2026.

Instead of written clues, the grid comes with a collage of cut-out photos pinned to a corkboard. Each picture shows something you have seen many times but may not know the name of: the release post gives examples such as the clip that closes a bread bag, the green divider in a bento box and the paper scoop used to catch goldfish. Recognising the object and recalling its name is the puzzle.

There is one puzzle a day, released at midnight, and the answers are the same for every player, so you can compare results with friends or on social media. It plays in the browser with no registration or install.

It suits Japanese speakers and learners who like crosswords and the small satisfaction of finally remembering what something is called.

How to play Collage / コラージュ (Puzzlega.me)

  1. Open the Collage page on puzzlega.me.
  2. Look at the cut-out photos on the corkboard; each one is a clue.
  3. Type the name of each object into its place in the grid; crossing answers share letters.
  4. Fill the whole grid, then come back after midnight for the next one.

Tips

  • Think of the everyday name for an object, not a technical one.
  • Use crossing letters to pin down names that are on the tip of your tongue.
  • Answers are in Japanese, so check whether the grid expects kana.

Questions

Is the puzzle the same for everyone?

Yes. The site says answers are common to all users.

When does it change?

At midnight (0:00), once a day.

Do I need an account?

No. It plays in the browser with no registration.

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