Japanese lucky days

Mi no Hi (Snake Day) 2025

Every twelve days, tied to the goddess Benzaiten: in Japanese custom, good for money matters and the arts.

Every date in 2025

Sun, Jan 12Shakko
Fri, Jan 24Shakko
Wed, Feb 5Tomobiki
Mon, Feb 17Tomobiki
Sat, Mar 1Senbu
Thu, Mar 13Senbu
Tue, Mar 25Senbu
Sun, Apr 6Taian
Fri, Apr 18Taian
Wed, Apr 30Shakko
Mon, May 12Shakko
Sat, May 24Shakko
Thu, Jun 5TomobikiIchiryu Manbaibi
Tue, Jun 17TomobikiIchiryu Manbaibi
Sun, Jun 29ButsumetsuIchiryu Manbaibi
Fri, Jul 11Butsumetsu
Wed, Jul 23Butsumetsu
Mon, Aug 4Butsumetsu
Sat, Aug 16Butsumetsu
Thu, Aug 28Shakko
Tue, Sep 9Shakko
Sun, Sep 21Shakko
Fri, Oct 3Sensho
Wed, Oct 15Sensho
Mon, Oct 27Senbu
Sat, Nov 8Senbu
Thu, Nov 20Butsumetsu
Tue, Dec 2Butsumetsu
Sun, Dec 14Butsumetsu
Fri, Dec 26Taian

FAQ

How are these days worked out?

Tenshanichi and Ichiryu Manbaibi pair the solar-term month with the day's stem and branch; Tiger and Snake days come every twelve days by the day's branch; Taian follows the six-day rokuyo cycle from the lunar date. These are Japanese calendar notes, separate from Zi Wei Dou Shu.

Other lucky days

TenshanichiIchiryu ManbaibiTora no Hi (Tiger Day)Taian

Other years

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This is the general reading. On your own chart it shifts with the stars' brightness, the San Fang Si Zheng and the year you are in.

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