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Japanese Calendar 2027 Printable, 72 Microseasons Wall Calendar With 24 Solar Terms, Digital Download Gift (Letter and A4)

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  • Designed by Sorakoyomi
  • Digital download
  • Digital file type(s): 2 PDF

2027 Japanese Calendar with the 72 Microseasons: a printable wall calendar with the 72 microseasons and 24 solar terms of the Japanese calendar for 2027, in kanji, romaji and English, with the Moon's shape for every day. Instant download.
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD: nothing is shipped, and there is nothing to fill in (the same calendar goes to every buyer).
You receive: 2 landscape PDFs, US Letter and A4, with 17 pages each (cover, solar terms table, 12 months, notes page, bonus December 2026, printing guide).
Arrives: ready to download right after payment.

The old Japanese calendar divides the year into 24 solar terms and 72 small seasons of about five days each, named after small changes in nature, such as "Peach blossoms begin to bloom". This calendar puts all of them on the 2027 dates. A bonus December 2026 page is included, so you can start using it in December, before the new year begins.

You get two PDFs, one for US Letter and one for A4, both landscape. Print one page per month and hang it, or bind the pages as a desk calendar.

★ WHAT YOU GET
• 17 landscape pages: a cover, a table of the 24 solar terms, 12 month pages (January to December), a notes page, a bonus December 2026 page and a printing guide
• The 24 solar terms (二十四節気) with their dates, in kanji, romaji and English
• The 72 microseasons (七十二候) listed on each month page, on the day each one begins, in kanji with romaji and an English translation
• The Moon's shape drawn on every day of the year
• The date of the Lunar New Year (旧正月) in the traditional Japanese calendar
• A bonus December 2026 page, so you can start using the calendar before the year turns
• A one-page printing guide: print at 100%, paper tips and how to reach us
• Two PDFs: US Letter and A4 (vector, print-ready)
• The photos show the calendar pages; the room photo is a digital mockup and no frame is included

★ HOW IT'S MADE — PLEASE READ
• Solar terms are the moments the Sun reaches every 15° of ecliptic longitude; microseasons are every 5°. A term starts on the Japan Standard Time date that contains the moment. Names follow the Honchō shichijūni kō used in Japanese almanacs since the Meiji era, and the English lines are short paraphrases.
• All dates are in Japan Standard Time. The Moon's shape for each day is calculated from the angle between the Sun and the Moon at 12:00 Japan Standard Time.
• The Lunar New Year date follows the traditional Japanese lunar calendar (Tenpō calendar rules).
• Moon and Sun positions come from Swiss Ephemeris tables. The Japanese calendar terms come from our almanac software, checked against the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. The English wording and translations were written with the help of AI.
• This is not a psychic reading or a horoscope. It is a record of the sky and the Japanese calendar. It makes no predictions.

★ DELIVERY
• Digital item, ready to download right after payment: two PDFs (US Letter and A4). Nothing is shipped.
• Print at home or at a print shop. Landscape orientation, one page per month.
• For personal use. Please do not resell or share the files.
• There is nothing to fill in: the same calendar is delivered to every buyer.

Sorakoyomi makes calculated keepsakes: the real sky and the Japanese calendar.

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Listed on Oct 21, 2026