Year 2005 , Month 8 , Day 2 （Fire） Lucky Day Calendar

A day when a single seed bears fruit ten thousand times over. Auspicious for new ventures, store openings, and sowing seeds. Unlucky for borrowing, as debts will multiply ten thousand fold.

A day when heaven nurtures people as a mother nurtures her child. Especially auspicious for marriage and construction.

An auspicious day when heaven and earth open and the sun illuminates every corner. Especially good for construction, relocation, and travel. Even when overlapping with an inauspicious day, the negative effects are mitigated.

A day considered auspicious for all matters related to Shinto rituals. Ideal for shrine visits, ceremonies, and prayers. Occurs on 33 out of every 60 days, making it relatively frequent.

The period when Ten'ichijin ascends to heaven (16 days). No directional taboos, and traveling in any direction is auspicious. Favorable for travel and moving.

An intermission day during the Hassen period (4 days). Not considered unlucky because the Five Elements of the heavenly stem and earthly branch differ.

The most dreaded inauspicious day in the lower calendar notes. Also called Kurobi (Black Day). This day is unlucky for all matters. Remains inauspicious even when overlapping with Tensha-nichi.

A very unlucky day for construction. It is said that building on this day will bring ruin to three neighboring houses. Bad for roof-raising, erecting pillars, and relocations.

A day when the balance of Yin and Yang is disrupted. Considered inauspicious for all things; weddings, travel, religious ceremonies, sowing seeds, etc. should be avoided. Determined by the solar month and the sexagenary cycle.

A day when both good and bad events tend to repeat. Funerals should be avoided, and weddings are inauspicious as they evoke remarriage. Determined by the heavenly stem of the solar month and the day.

A mother's nurturing love added to ten-thousandfold prosperity. Especially auspicious for weddings.