Yearly Calendar (Full Year)
Pick a year to see a full January-to-December calendar at a glance, with Sundays, Saturdays and public holidays color-coded.
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Year (Gregorian)
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Please select a year.
How it works
- Select a year to display its full calendar from January to December at once. Each month is laid out as a mini calendar starting on Sunday.
- Sundays and public holidays are shown in red, and Saturdays in blue. Hover over a holiday date to see its name.
- Public holidays are computed from Japan's Public Holidays Act, including substitute holidays and citizens' holidays. Hover over a date cell to check the holiday name.
- Whether the year is a leap year (366 days) or a common year (365 days) is determined by the presence of February 29.
- The dates of the spring and autumn equinoxes are astronomical approximations, so for years far in the future they may differ from the official calendar by a day. Please confirm finalized dates with official announcements.
Frequently asked questions
- How is the yearly calendar laid out?
- Pick a year and the tool shows all twelve months as Sunday-start mini calendars. Sundays and public holidays are colored red and Saturdays blue for quick scanning.
- Can I see the name of each holiday?
- Holidays are computed under Japan's Holiday Act and include substitute and citizens' holidays. Hover over a holiday's date cell to reveal its name.
- Does it show the Japanese era and leap-year status?
- Yes. Each year is annotated with its matching Japanese era (Meiji, Taisho, Showa, Heisei, Reiwa), using the main era for years when the era changed, and it flags whether the year is a 366-day leap year or a 365-day common year based on February 29.
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