Lucky days in September 2029

These are the lucky days of September 2029 in the traditional Japanese calendar. The dates follow fixed calendar rules, so treat them as a gentle nudge to start something.

Calendar

Lucky days calendar for September 2029
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
1Taian
2Ichiryu345Fujoju67Taian8
9TigerFujoju10Ichiryu11Taian12Snake131415TenshaIchiryu
1617TaianFujoju18192021Tiger22Ichiryu
23Taian24Snake25Fujoju2627Ichiryu2829Taian
30

Lucky days list

DateLucky daysRokuyo
Sat, September 1TaianTaian
Sun, September 2Ichiryu ManbaibiShakko
Fri, September 7TaianTaian
Sun, September 9Tiger day(also Fujojubi)Senbu
Mon, September 10Ichiryu ManbaibiButsumetsu
Tue, September 11TaianTaian
Wed, September 12Snake dayShakko
Sat, September 15Tenshabi, Ichiryu ManbaibiSenbu
Mon, September 17Taian(also Fujojubi)Taian
Fri, September 21Tiger daySenbu
Sat, September 22Ichiryu ManbaibiButsumetsu
Sun, September 23TaianTaian
Mon, September 24Snake dayShakko
Thu, September 27Ichiryu ManbaibiSenbu
Sat, September 29TaianTaian

Days when lucky days overlap

Days with two or more lucky days at once. When Tenshabi or Ichiryu Manbaibi overlaps another lucky day, people sometimes call it the strongest lucky day.

  • Sat, September 15: Tenshabi, Ichiryu Manbaibi

Next Tenshabi

Counting from the 1st of this month, the next Tenshabi is Sat, September 15, 14 days later.

Where each day comes from

Tenshabi
The day heaven is said to forgive all wrongs, traditionally the luckiest day of the calendar. It falls on a set zodiac day in each season, so it comes only a few times a year.
Ichiryu Manbaibi
One grain becomes ten thousand: a day said to suit new beginnings. Debts are said to grow too, so some people avoid borrowing on it.
Tiger day
The tiger is said to travel a thousand miles and come back, so this day is chosen for trips and for money matters. It comes around every 12 days.
Snake day
The snake is the messenger of Benzaiten, so this day is chosen for shrine visits about money and the arts. It comes around every 12 days.
Taian
One of the six-day rokuyo cycle, meaning great peace. Weddings and celebrations are often set on it.
Fujojubi
A day on which things are said not to come to fruition. When it falls on a lucky day, some people mind and some do not.

Dates are in Japan Standard Time. Rules can differ slightly between calendar traditions.

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