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January 1989: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1SunM11 D24Butsumetsu辛酉
2MonM11 D25Taian壬戌
3TueM11 D26Shakkō癸亥
4WedM11 D27Senshō甲子
5ThuM11 D28Tomobiki乙丑Shōkan (Minor cold) 17:46
6FriM11 D29Senbu丙寅
7SatM11 D30Butsumetsu丁卯
8SunM12 D1Shakkō戊辰
9MonM12 D2Senshō己巳
10TueM12 D3Tomobiki庚午
11WedM12 D4Senbu辛未
12ThuM12 D5Butsumetsu壬申
13FriM12 D6Taian癸酉
14SatM12 D7Shakkō甲戌
15SunM12 D8Senshō乙亥
16MonM12 D9Tomobiki丙子
17TueM12 D10Senbu丁丑Winter doyō begins 12:22
18WedM12 D11Butsumetsu戊寅
19ThuM12 D12Taian己卯
20FriM12 D13Shakkō庚辰Daikan (Major cold) 11:07
21SatM12 D14Senshō辛巳
22SunM12 D15Tomobiki壬午
23MonM12 D16Senbu癸未
24TueM12 D17Butsumetsu甲申
25WedM12 D18Taian乙酉
26ThuM12 D19Shakkō丙戌
27FriM12 D20Senshō丁亥
28SatM12 D21Tomobiki戊子
29SunM12 D22Senbu己丑
30MonM12 D23Butsumetsu庚寅
31TueM12 D24Taian辛卯
Computed from the JPL DE421 ephemeris with Skyfield, in Japan Standard Time. The lunisolar dates follow the traditional Tenpō rules for reference only (the leap month around 2033 is disputed). Rokuyō and the sexagenary cycle are calendar customs, not predictions.

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Daily lunisolar date, rokuyō and sexagenary day for January 1989, with solar terms; 5 taian days and 6 butsumetsu days.