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November 2002: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1FriM9 D27Taian癸酉
2SatM9 D28Shakkō甲戌
3SunM9 D29Senshō乙亥
4MonM9 D30Tomobiki丙子
5TueM10 D1Butsumetsu丁丑
6WedM10 D2Taian戊寅
7ThuM10 D3Shakkō己卯Rittō (Start of winter) 23:22
8FriM10 D4Senshō庚辰
9SatM10 D5Tomobiki辛巳
10SunM10 D6Senbu壬午
11MonM10 D7Butsumetsu癸未
12TueM10 D8Taian甲申
13WedM10 D9Shakkō乙酉
14ThuM10 D10Senshō丙戌
15FriM10 D11Tomobiki丁亥
16SatM10 D12Senbu戊子
17SunM10 D13Butsumetsu己丑
18MonM10 D14Taian庚寅
19TueM10 D15Shakkō辛卯
20WedM10 D16Senshō壬辰
21ThuM10 D17Tomobiki癸巳
22FriM10 D18Senbu甲午Shōsetsu (Minor snow) 20:54
23SatM10 D19Butsumetsu乙未
24SunM10 D20Taian丙申
25MonM10 D21Shakkō丁酉
26TueM10 D22Senshō戊戌
27WedM10 D23Tomobiki己亥
28ThuM10 D24Senbu庚子
29FriM10 D25Butsumetsu辛丑
30SatM10 D26Taian壬寅
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 November 2002, with solar terms; 6 taian days and 5 butsumetsu days.