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May 1990: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1TueM4 D7Butsumetsu丙寅
2WedM4 D8Taian丁卯88th night
3ThuM4 D9Shakkō戊辰
4FriM4 D10Senshō己巳
5SatM4 D11Tomobiki庚午
6SunM4 D12Senbu辛未Rikka (Start of summer) 03:35
7MonM4 D13Butsumetsu壬申
8TueM4 D14Taian癸酉
9WedM4 D15Shakkō甲戌
10ThuM4 D16Senshō乙亥
11FriM4 D17Tomobiki丙子
12SatM4 D18Senbu丁丑
13SunM4 D19Butsumetsu戊寅
14MonM4 D20Taian己卯
15TueM4 D21Shakkō庚辰
16WedM4 D22Senshō辛巳
17ThuM4 D23Tomobiki壬午
18FriM4 D24Senbu癸未
19SatM4 D25Butsumetsu甲申
20SunM4 D26Taian乙酉
21MonM4 D27Shakkō丙戌Shōman (Grain buds) 16:37
22TueM4 D28Senshō丁亥
23WedM4 D29Tomobiki戊子
24ThuM5 D1Taian己丑
25FriM5 D2Shakkō庚寅
26SatM5 D3Senshō辛卯
27SunM5 D4Tomobiki壬辰
28MonM5 D5Senbu癸巳
29TueM5 D6Butsumetsu甲午
30WedM5 D7Taian乙未
31ThuM5 D8Shakkō丙申
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 May 1990, with solar terms; 6 taian days and 5 butsumetsu days.