In this year, there are 2 Solar Eclipses and 1 Transit of Mercury. Among those, 1 Solar Eclipse is visible from Japan.
Partial eclipse is visible from all over Japan. Local circumstances are as follows.
Place | Eclipse begins | Greatest eclipse | Eclipse ends | ||||
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JCST | P.A. | JCST | P.A. | Mag. | JCST | P.A. | |
Naha | 9h29m01s | 258° | 10h29m19s | 199° | 0.335 | 11h33m55s | 133° |
Fukuoka | 9h56m48s | 233° | 10h45m59s | 186° | 0.203 | 11h37m02s | 134° |
Kyoto | 10h06m25s | 227° | 10h59m13s | 175° | 0.228 | 11h53m14s | 119° |
Tokyo | 10h12m11s | 224° | 11h08m27s | 167° | 0.259 | 12h05m21s | 107° |
Sendai | 10h21m46s | 216° | 11h13m20s | 164° | 0.218 | 12h05m10s | 110° |
Sapporo | 10h38m51s | 200° | 11h18m12s | 161° | 0.128 | 11h57m35s | 122° |
This phenomenon is not visible from Japan.
This phenomenon is not visible from Japan.