Mutsuki

Mutsuki
CalendarJapanese Lunisolar Calendar
Month number1
Number of days29 or 30
← Shiwasu

Mutsuki (睦月) also known as Ichigatsu (1月, lit: 1st month) is the 1st month of the Japanese Lunisolar Calendar and the Chinese calendar. Its name means The Month of Growing Closer.[1]

The Chinese name is Zhēngyuè (Chinese: 正月) and comes from a ritual called (Chinese: 正旦大朝; pinyin: zhēngdàn dàcháo) in ancient China.

Mutsuki 1 is the day of the rooster; Mutsuki 2 is the day of the dog; Mutsuki 3 is the day of the pig; Mutsuki 4 is the day of the goat; Mutsuki 5 is the day of the ox [en]; Mutsuki 6 is the day of the horse; Mutsuki 7 is the day of the human.

Festivals

Birth

Death


Dates of Mutsuki

Dates of Mutsuki
Year Start End Number of Days
2008 February 7 March 7 30 days
2009 January 26 February 24 30 days
2010 February 14 March 15 30 days
2011 February 3 March 4 30 days
2012 January 23 February 21 30 days
2013 February 10 March 11 30 days
2014 January 31 February 28 29 days
2015 February 19 March 19 29 days
2016 February 8 March 8 30 days
2017 January 28 February 25 29 days
2018 February 16 March 16 29 days
2019 February 5 March 6 30 days
2020 January 25 February 23 30 days
2021 February 12 March 12 29 days
2022 February 1 March 2 30 days
2023 January 22 February 19 29 days
2024 February 10 March 9 29 days
2025 January 29 February 27 30 days
2026 February 17 March 18 30 days
2027 February 7 March 7 29 days
2028 January 27 February 24 29 days
2029 February 13 March 14 30 days
2030 February 3 March 3 29 days
2031 January 23 February 21 30 days

References

  1. "See Priests Run: Decoding the Names for the Months in the Old Japanese Calendar". Urchin's Home. Retrieved 2025-12-11.

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