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February 1989: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1WedM12 D25Shakkō壬辰
2ThuM12 D26Senshō癸巳
3FriM12 D27Tomobiki甲午
4SatM12 D28Senbu乙未Risshun (Start of spring) 05:27
5SunM12 D29Butsumetsu丙申
6MonM1 D1Senshō丁酉
7TueM1 D2Tomobiki戊戌
8WedM1 D3Senbu己亥
9ThuM1 D4Butsumetsu庚子
10FriM1 D5Taian辛丑
11SatM1 D6Shakkō壬寅
12SunM1 D7Senshō癸卯
13MonM1 D8Tomobiki甲辰
14TueM1 D9Senbu乙巳
15WedM1 D10Butsumetsu丙午
16ThuM1 D11Taian丁未
17FriM1 D12Shakkō戊申
18SatM1 D13Senshō己酉
19SunM1 D14Tomobiki庚戌Usui (Rain water) 01:20
20MonM1 D15Senbu辛亥
21TueM1 D16Butsumetsu壬子
22WedM1 D17Taian癸丑
23ThuM1 D18Shakkō甲寅
24FriM1 D19Senshō乙卯
25SatM1 D20Tomobiki丙辰
26SunM1 D21Senbu丁巳
27MonM1 D22Butsumetsu戊午
28TueM1 D23Taian己未
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 February 1989, with solar terms; 4 taian days and 5 butsumetsu days.