Solunar Times Tokyo Today – Best Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar table for Tokyo: major periods today 10:00–12:00, 22:26–00:26, minor periods 04:15–05:15, 16:37–17:37. Rating 4/4, moon 100% lit – and the next 7 days.
The next 7 days
- When fish and game are said to be most active: around the moon overhead and underfoot, at moonrise and moonset – best near new and full moon.
- Sat, Sep 26: Major periods 10:00–12:00, 22:26–00:26 · Minor periods 04:15–05:15, 16:37–17:37 · Rating 4/4
- Sun, Sep 27: Major periods 10:40–12:40 · Minor periods 05:19–06:19, 17:04–18:04 · Rating 4/4
- Mon, Sep 28: Major periods 11:30–13:30 · Minor periods 06:26–07:26, 17:33–18:33 · Rating 4/4
- Tue, Sep 29: Major periods 00:01–02:01, 12:20–14:20 · Minor periods 07:36–08:36, 18:07–19:07 · Rating 3/4
- Wed, Sep 30: Major periods 00:54–02:54, 13:20–15:20 · Minor periods 08:48–09:48, 18:48–19:48 · Rating 1/4
- Thu, Oct 1: Major periods 01:51–03:51, 14:20–16:20 · Minor periods 10:01–11:01, 19:37–20:37 · Rating 1/4
- Fri, Oct 2: Major periods 02:52–04:52, 15:20–17:20 · Minor periods 11:10–12:10, 20:36–21:36 · Rating 2/4
- John Alden Knight's solunar theory (1926) holds that animals are most active when the moon stands highest or lowest (major periods, about 2 hours) and when it rises or sets (minor periods, about 1 hour). Days around new and full moon count more, as do periods that meet sunrise or sunset. It is a tradition, not a guarantee – weather, water temperature and pressure matter at least as much. The moon times themselves are calculated exactly for your place.
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