Rokuyo
Rokuyo, meaning "six days" in Japanese, refers to a traditional Japanese calendar system that assigns a day of fortune or misfortune to each day of the month based on a six-day cycle. This cycle is believed to have originated in China and was adopted into Japan centuries ago. The six days, in order, are Tomobiki, Sensho, Tomobiki, Shakku, Kaisei, and Tomobiki.
Tomobiki is considered an auspicious day, particularly for weddings, as it is believed that good fortune will
While Rokuyo is still consulted by some in Japan, especially for major life events like weddings and