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*Senshou - Good luck in the morning, bad luck after noon |
*Senshou - Good luck in the morning, bad luck after noon |
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*Tomobiki - Good luck all day, except at noon |
*Tomobiki - Good luck all day, except at noon |
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*Butsumetsu - Unlucky all day. It's the day Buddha died |
*Butsumetsu - Unlucky all day. It's the day Buddha died |
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*Taian - Lucky all day. Day of great peace |
*Taian - Lucky all day. Day of great peace |
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Revision as of 00:57, 13 May 2020
The Rokuyo is a six-day cycle which applies to the days of the Japanese calendar (六曜 - literally "six day" Roku=six yo=day). Each day has an associated fortune to indicate whether there will be good luck or bad on that particular day.[1][2] Calendars will sometimes include the rokuyo in fine print underneath each date. In the show and manga Shiki, dates are followed by the Rokuyo designation for that day.
- Senshou - Good luck in the morning, bad luck after noon
- Tomobiki - Good luck all day, except at noon
- Senbu (or Senpu) - Bad luck in the morning, good luck after noon
- Butsumetsu - Unlucky all day. It's the day Buddha died
- Taian - Lucky all day. Day of great peace
- Shakku - Bad luck all day, except at noon