Today is:

30 July 2010 (Gregorian)	17 July 2010 (Julian)	19 Av 5770 (Hebrew)	19th day 6th month 4708 (Chinese)
18 Sha'ban 1431 (Islamic)	8 Sravana 1932 (Saka)	30 Karakadakhom 2553 (Thai)	18 Kalimát 167 (Baha'i)
8 Mordad 1389 (Persian)	23 Hamle 2002 (Ethiopian)	14 Karkadakam 1185 (Malayalam)	23 Epip 1726 (Coptic)
14 Aadi 107/24 Viruti (Tamil)		The Moon is Waning

YESTERDAY:
Thursday, 29 July

TODAY:
Friday, 30 July

TOMORROW:
Saturday, 31 July

Seventeenth of Tammuz (Jewish)
Shiv'ah Asar b'Tammuz (Jewish)

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.

If you're looking for a way to commemorate this event, you might be interested in this article: Commemorations with Cross Stitch

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