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A day's stories
Explore the observance’s date, meaning and origins.
Every lunar month: days 9·10·19·20·29·30 (including leap months)
A Korean folk custom used when choosing dates for moving or major events.
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People traditionally believed major undertakings were safe on days without son, spirits thought to cause trouble. These are lunar dates ending in 9 or 0; the belief does not guarantee good fortune.
The last day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
A day referenced in traditional texts for grave relocation, breaking ground, tending graves and placing memorial stones.
A solar term around the Northern Hemisphere’s longest night.
A traditional hot-weather day for sharing food and resting.
The fifteenth day of each month in the Korean lunar calendar.
A solar term associated with the cold of midwinter.
A day pillar traditionally regarded as suitable for various activities.
A customary day-pillar designation referenced for various activities alongside heaven-deaf days.
A date’s name in a 60-day cycle combining heavenly stems and earthly branches.
Twelve customary day designations determined by comparing the solar-term month branch with the day branch.
A traditional division of twelve spirits into yellow and black paths, determined from the solar-term month and day branches.
The zodiac of the branch opposite the day branch in the six-clash relationship.