The color of kelp tea
Kobicha is one of the traditional colors of Japan, the old set of dye colors used for kimono. Its name is linked to the color of a tea made from kelp. The written form of the word was also used for flattery. Wikipedia points out that this is a funny match with the English phrase brown nosing.
The code #6B4423 comes from the Wikipedia article on kobicha, which uses a Japanese color book as its source. The ISCC-NBS system calls it a strong brown.
Close browns
Kobicha is a warm brown with an orange lean. It is very close to dark brown, #654321, and a little lighter than chocolate. White text on it has a contrast ratio of 8.48 to 1. For a Japanese green made from the same kind of seaweed, see kombu green.

