Tokyo, Japan

Wednesday, September 11, 2030

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Tokyo, Japan

That morning

Sunrise

5:20 AM

5:20 AM

Clears the hills at 5:29 AM, 9 min after sunrise

4:55 AM Blue hour
5:20 AM Sunrise
5:54 AM Golden hour ends

Full moon

Full Harvest Moon

Rises 5:13 PM in the E

5:13 PM – 5:28 AM

The full moon nearest the September equinox. It rises soon after sunset several evenings running, giving farmers extra light to bring the harvest in.

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5:13 PM Moonrise
5:32 PM 4°
11:18 PM Highest, 53°
5:08 AM 4°
5:28 AM Moonset

Between the two 4° marks the Moon is clear of haze and most of what stands on the horizon.

Rises
5:13 PM in the E
Exactly full
6:14 AM
Distance
238,518 mi

The disc is biggest and most orange in the first half hour above the horizon, and moonrise here is worked out to the minute for a flat horizon.

Sunset

5:55 PM

5:55 PM

Behind the hills at 5:50 PM, 5 min before sunset

Too far ahead for a weather forecast. These are the sunrise and sunset times - they will not change.

5:21 PM Golden hour
5:55 PM Sunset
6:20 PM Blue hour ends

Timetable

  • Moonset 4:25 AM
  • Morning blue hour 4:55 AM–5:20 AM
  • Sunrise 5:20 AM
  • Morning golden hour 5:20 AM–5:54 AM
  • Morning best color 5:42 AM
  • Moonrise 5:13 PM
  • Evening golden hour 5:21 PM–5:55 PM
  • Evening best color 5:29 PM
  • Sunset 5:55 PM
  • Evening blue hour 5:55 PM–6:20 PM
  • Fully dark 7:22 PM–3:54 AM
  • Dark, no Moon Not tonight - the Moon is up

Upcoming celestial events for Tokyo, Japan

Total lunar eclipse Totality lasts 66 minutes
Sun 25 Apr 2032 12:13 AM Total lunar eclipse Totality lasts 46 minutes
Mon 18 Oct 2032 4:03 AM Partial solar eclipse 39.5% of the Sun covered
Wed 3 Nov 2032 3:35 PM Total lunar eclipse 81% of it above your horizon
Thu 14 Apr 2033 4:12 AM Total lunar eclipse Totality lasts 78 minutes
Sat 8 Oct 2033 7:55 PM Partial solar eclipse Totality here
Sun 2 Sep 2035 10:09 AM Partial solar eclipse 86.5% of the Sun covered
Sun 20 Apr 2042 11:35 AM

Every celestial event, and where else to see it