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For those who are faced with the same problem, I would like to offer another workaround. Even in spite of the fact that the method offered by David solves a problem, the jansi library itself has one essential restriction. It is not applicable in all cases. For example, it does not work when using Java Service Wrapper.
The workaround is to abandon the jansi library at all in favor of using some Windows console with ANSI colors handling. It could be, for example, ansicon or conemu.