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A description for now. An interactive tool for this method is planned but not built yet.
Background
The rokuyō are a cycle of six days calculated from the lunisolar calendar that supposedly predict good or bad fortune. They are commonly printed on Japanese calendars and are often used to plan weddings and funerals.
How it works
The first day of the first lunar month is always senshō; the cycle then runs in order and restarts at a fixed point each lunar month.
At a glance
- Also called
- Rokuyo, 六曜, Rokki, Taian, Butsumetsu
- Traditions
- Japanese
- Regions
- East Asia
- You need
- A date
- Price
- Free