Japanese lucky days
Mi no Hi (Snake Day) 2027
Every twelve days, tied to the goddess Benzaiten: in Japanese custom, good for money matters and the arts.
Every date in 2027
Sat, Jan 2Taian
Thu, Jan 14Shakko
Tue, Jan 26Shakko
Sun, Feb 7Tomobiki
Fri, Feb 19Tomobiki
Wed, Mar 3Tomobiki
Mon, Mar 15Senbu
Sat, Mar 27Senbu
Thu, Apr 8Butsumetsu
Tue, Apr 20Butsumetsu
Sun, May 2Butsumetsu
Fri, May 14Shakko
Wed, May 26Shakko
Tue, Jul 13Senbu
Sun, Jul 25Senbu
Fri, Aug 6Taian
Wed, Aug 18Taian
Mon, Aug 30Taian
Sat, Sep 11Shakko
Thu, Sep 23Shakko
Tue, Oct 5Tomobiki
Sun, Oct 17Tomobiki
Fri, Oct 29Butsumetsu
Wed, Nov 10Butsumetsu
Mon, Nov 22Butsumetsu
Sat, Dec 4Taian
Thu, Dec 16Taian
Tue, Dec 28Shakko
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
Other years
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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