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March 1989: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1WedM1 D24Shakkō庚申
2ThuM1 D25Senshō辛酉
3FriM1 D26Tomobiki壬戌
4SatM1 D27Senbu癸亥
5SunM1 D28Butsumetsu甲子Keichitsu (Awakening of insects) 23:34
6MonM1 D29Taian乙丑
7TueM1 D30Shakkō丙寅
8WedM2 D1Tomobiki丁卯
9ThuM2 D2Senbu戊辰
10FriM2 D3Butsumetsu己巳
11SatM2 D4Taian庚午
12SunM2 D5Shakkō辛未
13MonM2 D6Senshō壬申
14TueM2 D7Tomobiki癸酉
15WedM2 D8Senbu甲戌
16ThuM2 D9Butsumetsu乙亥
17FriM2 D10Taian丙子
18SatM2 D11Shakkō丁丑
19SunM2 D12Senshō戊寅
20MonM2 D13Tomobiki己卯
21TueM2 D14Senbu庚辰Shunbun (Spring equinox) 00:28
22WedM2 D15Butsumetsu辛巳
23ThuM2 D16Taian壬午
24FriM2 D17Shakkō癸未
25SatM2 D18Senshō甲申
26SunM2 D19Tomobiki乙酉
27MonM2 D20Senbu丙戌
28TueM2 D21Butsumetsu丁亥
29WedM2 D22Taian戊子
30ThuM2 D23Shakkō己丑
31FriM2 D24Senshō庚寅
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 March 1989, with solar terms; 5 taian days and 5 butsumetsu days.