Characteristics of Daimei-nichi:
Best for Good Deeds: Ideal for weddings, moving, starting new ventures, and other major decisions.
Building and Moving: Especially good for construction, relocation, and travel.
Fortune-Enhancing: A perfect day to start new endeavors to boost luck and fortune.
Origin and History: Daimei-nichi has its origins in the Tang Dynasty of China and is recorded in the ancient Chinese calendar called "Daimei-reki." It is one of the oldest and most esteemed auspicious days.
Determination of Daimei-nichi: Daimei-nichi corresponds to specific days in the sexagenary cycle, which includes 25 types of day branches such as 戊午, 己巳, 庚午, and so on.
Important Notes:
Relationship with Rokuyo: While Daimei-nichi is the most auspicious day, it's essential to consider the effects of overlapping Rokuyo days.
Date Variability: The date of Daimei-nichi varies each year but generally falls on January 6.
Daimei-nichi remains an essential day in the Japanese calendar, with many people valuing and observing it.
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