2025 Tear-Off Calendar

A tiny daily calendar for desktop or wall decoration that displays the year, month, day, day of the week, Japanese national holidays, Rokuki* (六輝), and moon phase on one page per day. 

Hang it on the way using the hole at the top or assemble the pedestal at the back for a tabletop. Pull out one sheet at a time and be careful not to remove the remaining pieces of paper on both ends.

*Rokuki (六輝) is Japanese calendar's six labels, indicating how auspicious each day is.

• Senkachi (先勝): A lucky day in the morning, which means the first move to win.
• Senbu (先負): On an auspicious day, the opposite of Senkachi (先勝), it is best to play in the afternoon.
• Tomobiki (友引): A day to lead friends in both good and bad ways.
• Akakuchi (赤口): It is a bad day when it is better to avoid celebrations.
• Butsumetsu (仏滅): Known as the most unlucky day.
• Daian (大安): An auspicious day that is liked as a lucky day