Akisutozeneko

 is a love fortune telling method. It was mainly used by girls in the Showa period.
Each character in the name of this fortune-telling method is associated with a word: "a" for "aishiteiru" ("to love"), "ki" for "kirai" ("to dislike"), "su" for "suki" ("to like"), "to" for "tomodachi" ("friend"), "ze" for "zekkō" ("break up"), "ne" for "netsuretsu" ("passionate"), and "ko" for "koibito" ("lover"). These initials form the name "Akisutozeneko".
Rules.
"Akisutozeneko" is performed by changing the letters of the names of a couple into numbers. For example, given two people named and :