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July 1989: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1SatM5 D28Tomobiki壬戌
2SunM5 D29Senbu癸亥Hangeshō 06:31
3MonM6 D1Shakkō甲子
4TueM6 D2Senshō乙丑
5WedM6 D3Tomobiki丙寅
6ThuM6 D4Senbu丁卯
7FriM6 D5Butsumetsu戊辰Shōsho (Minor heat) 12:19
8SatM6 D6Taian己巳
9SunM6 D7Shakkō庚午
10MonM6 D8Senshō辛未
11TueM6 D9Tomobiki壬申
12WedM6 D10Senbu癸酉
13ThuM6 D11Butsumetsu甲戌
14FriM6 D12Taian乙亥
15SatM6 D13Shakkō丙子
16SunM6 D14Senshō丁丑
17MonM6 D15Tomobiki戊寅
18TueM6 D16Senbu己卯
19WedM6 D17Butsumetsu庚辰
20ThuM6 D18Taian辛巳Summer doyō begins 02:19
21FriM6 D19Shakkō壬午
22SatM6 D20Senshō癸未
23SunM6 D21Tomobiki甲申Taisho (Major heat) 05:45
24MonM6 D22Senbu乙酉
25TueM6 D23Butsumetsu丙戌
26WedM6 D24Taian丁亥
27ThuM6 D25Shakkō戊子
28FriM6 D26Senshō己丑
29SatM6 D27Tomobiki庚寅
30SunM6 D28Senbu辛卯
31MonM6 D29Butsumetsu壬辰
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 July 1989, with solar terms; 4 taian days and 5 butsumetsu days.