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April 1990: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1SunM3 D6Tomobiki丙申
2MonM3 D7Senbu丁酉
3TueM3 D8Butsumetsu戊戌
4WedM3 D9Taian己亥
5ThuM3 D10Shakkō庚子Seimei (Clear and bright) 10:13
6FriM3 D11Senshō辛丑
7SatM3 D12Tomobiki壬寅
8SunM3 D13Senbu癸卯
9MonM3 D14Butsumetsu甲辰
10TueM3 D15Taian乙巳
11WedM3 D16Shakkō丙午
12ThuM3 D17Senshō丁未
13FriM3 D18Tomobiki戊申
14SatM3 D19Senbu己酉
15SunM3 D20Butsumetsu庚戌
16MonM3 D21Taian辛亥
17TueM3 D22Shakkō壬子Spring doyō begins 15:46
18WedM3 D23Senshō癸丑
19ThuM3 D24Tomobiki甲寅
20FriM3 D25Senbu乙卯Kokuu (Grain rain) 17:27
21SatM3 D26Butsumetsu丙辰
22SunM3 D27Taian丁巳
23MonM3 D28Shakkō戊午
24TueM3 D29Senshō己未
25WedM4 D1Butsumetsu庚申
26ThuM4 D2Taian辛酉
27FriM4 D3Shakkō壬戌
28SatM4 D4Senshō癸亥
29SunM4 D5Tomobiki甲子
30MonM4 D6Senbu乙丑
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 April 1990, with solar terms; 5 taian days and 5 butsumetsu days.