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January 2005: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1SatM11 D21Senshō乙酉
2SunM11 D22Tomobiki丙戌
3MonM11 D23Senbu丁亥
4TueM11 D24Butsumetsu戊子
5WedM11 D25Taian己丑Shōkan (Minor cold) 15:03
6ThuM11 D26Shakkō庚寅
7FriM11 D27Senshō辛卯
8SatM11 D28Tomobiki壬辰
9SunM11 D29Senbu癸巳
10MonM12 D1Shakkō甲午
11TueM12 D2Senshō乙未
12WedM12 D3Tomobiki丙申
13ThuM12 D4Senbu丁酉
14FriM12 D5Butsumetsu戊戌
15SatM12 D6Taian己亥
16SunM12 D7Shakkō庚子
17MonM12 D8Senshō辛丑Winter doyō begins 09:38
18TueM12 D9Tomobiki壬寅
19WedM12 D10Senbu癸卯
20ThuM12 D11Butsumetsu甲辰Daikan (Major cold) 08:22
21FriM12 D12Taian乙巳
22SatM12 D13Shakkō丙午
23SunM12 D14Senshō丁未
24MonM12 D15Tomobiki戊申
25TueM12 D16Senbu己酉
26WedM12 D17Butsumetsu庚戌
27ThuM12 D18Taian辛亥
28FriM12 D19Shakkō壬子
29SatM12 D20Senshō癸丑
30SunM12 D21Tomobiki甲寅
31MonM12 D22Senbu乙卯
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 January 2005, with solar terms; 4 taian days and 4 butsumetsu days.