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January 2010: lunisolar dates, rokuyō, sexagenary days

DayWdLunisolarRokuyōKanshiTerms
1FriM11 D17Senbu辛亥
2SatM11 D18Butsumetsu壬子
3SunM11 D19Taian癸丑
4MonM11 D20Shakkō甲寅
5TueM11 D21Senshō乙卯Shōkan (Minor cold) 20:09
6WedM11 D22Tomobiki丙辰
7ThuM11 D23Senbu丁巳
8FriM11 D24Butsumetsu戊午
9SatM11 D25Taian己未
10SunM11 D26Shakkō庚申
11MonM11 D27Senshō辛酉
12TueM11 D28Tomobiki壬戌
13WedM11 D29Senbu癸亥
14ThuM11 D30Butsumetsu甲子
15FriM12 D1Shakkō乙丑
16SatM12 D2Senshō丙寅
17SunM12 D3Tomobiki丁卯Winter doyō begins 14:45
18MonM12 D4Senbu戊辰
19TueM12 D5Butsumetsu己巳
20WedM12 D6Taian庚午Daikan (Major cold) 13:28
21ThuM12 D7Shakkō辛未
22FriM12 D8Senshō壬申
23SatM12 D9Tomobiki癸酉
24SunM12 D10Senbu甲戌
25MonM12 D11Butsumetsu乙亥
26TueM12 D12Taian丙子
27WedM12 D13Shakkō丁丑
28ThuM12 D14Senshō戊寅
29FriM12 D15Tomobiki己卯
30SatM12 D16Senbu庚辰
31SunM12 D17Butsumetsu辛巳
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 2010, with solar terms; 4 taian days and 6 butsumetsu days.