Japanese lucky days

Mi no Hi (Snake Day) 2026

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

Every date in 2026

Wed, Jan 7Taian
Mon, Jan 19Shakko
Sat, Jan 31Shakko
Thu, Feb 12Shakko
Tue, Feb 24Tomobiki
Sun, Mar 8Tomobiki
Fri, Mar 20Senbu
Wed, Apr 1Senbu
Mon, Apr 13Senbu
Sat, Apr 25Taian
Thu, May 7Taian
Tue, May 19Shakko
Sun, May 31Shakko
Fri, Jun 12ShakkoIchiryu Manbaibi
Wed, Jun 24TomobikiIchiryu Manbaibi
Mon, Jul 6TomobikiIchiryu Manbaibi
Sat, Jul 18Butsumetsu
Thu, Jul 30Butsumetsu
Tue, Aug 11Butsumetsu
Sun, Aug 23Taian
Fri, Sep 4Taian
Wed, Sep 16Sensho
Mon, Sep 28Sensho
Sat, Oct 10Senbu
Thu, Oct 22Senbu
Tue, Nov 3Senbu
Sun, Nov 15Butsumetsu
Fri, Nov 27Butsumetsu
Wed, Dec 9Taian
Mon, Dec 21Taian

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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