Today is:

6 January 2009 (Gregorian)	24 December 2008 (Julian)	10 Tevet 5769 (Hebrew)	11st day 12th month 4706 (Chinese)
9 Muharram 1430 (Islamic)	16 Pausa 1930 (Saka)	6 Mokkarakhom 2552 (Thai)	7 Sharaf 164 (Baha'i)
17 Dey 1387 (Persian)	28 Tahsas 2001 (Ethiopian)	22 Dhanu 1184 (Malayalam)	28 Koiak 1725 (Coptic)
22 Margazhi 107/22 Sarvadhari (Tamil)		The Moon is Waxing

YESTERDAY:
Monday, 5 January

TODAY:
Tuesday, 6 January

TOMORROW:
Wednesday, 7 January

Guru Gobind Singh's Birthday (Sikh)
Twelfth Night (Christian)

Day of the Kings
Day of the Three Magi
Dia de Los Reyes (Puerto Rico, Three King's Day)
Epiphany (Christian)
Feast of the Theophany (Orthodox Christian)
Holy Day of The Blackmen

Ashura (Islam)
Baptism of the Lord Jesus (Christian)
Nativity of Jesus Christ (Orthodox Christian, Orthodox Christmas)

Autumnal Equinox Day

Autumnal Equinox Day or Shubun No Hi is celebrated every year in Japan on the Autumn equinox, around 23rd September.

This national holiday is similar in significance to Shunbun No Hi, the celebration of the Vernal equinox. It has added significance in that it also celebrates the Autumn harvest.

Many of the events and celebrations discussed on Which Day can best be enjoyed by visiting the country where they started. To find out more about visiting the destination of your dreams, visit Faraway Places Travel Guide.

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