harvest moon
September 17 is an auspicious day when the Mid-Autumn Moon and theSingle Grain Double Day coincide!
The Mid-Autumn Meigetsu is generally called the Fifteenth Night and is decorated with otsukimi dango (dumplings for moon viewing) and susuki (Japanese pampas grass).
Today’s moon is almost full, but tomorrow, the 18th, is a full moon day.
September was the harvest time of the crops, so the full moon at that time of the year was
They started calling it Harvest Moon 🌙.
This coincided with a one-grain day.
It is considered a very good day to start something new.
It is said to be the best day for making new arrangements and moving 🏠!
Gazing at the most beautiful moon of the year
On the auspicious day when it is said that the slightest action will return ten thousandfold.
It’s the perfect day to try something new for the first time 🌝.
This is a good time to think about your house and your move. 🏠
