नेपाली पात्रो · Asia/Tokyo
Nepali patro for Osaka
1942-06-14
Sunday · 1999-02-32 BS
Osaka local sunrise panchang
| Tithi at local sunrise · तिथि | औंसी · Aunsi / Amavasya (30/30) |
|---|---|
| Paksha · पक्ष | कृष्ण पक्ष · Krishna |
| Tithi ends, local time | 14 Jun 1942, 06:02 |
| Sunrise · सूर्योदय | 04:44 |
| Sunset · सूर्यास्त | 19:12 |
| Rahu Kaal · राहु काल | 17:23–19:12 |
| Time difference at sunrise | 3 h 30 min ahead of Nepal |
| Nepal time at this sunrise | 14 Jun 1942, 01:14 |
| Moonrise / moonset | 05:05 / 19:18 |
| Moon illumination, local-day midpoint | 0.2% |
Times use Asia/Tokyo at city-centre coordinates 34.694, 135.502. Methods and cross-checks.
Different from Kathmandu today
On 1942-06-14, sunrise in Osaka has Krishna Aunsi / Amavasya; Kathmandu sunrise has Shukla Pratipada. The same Aunsi / Amavasya interval is present at Kathmandu sunrise on 1942-06-13.
This compares sunrise tithis, not official festival or fasting assignments. Kathmandu details
Vrat and festival context
Aunsi / Amavasya tithi is present at sunrise. Local ritual schedules should be confirmed with your temple.
Festival dates are not inferred from sunrise tithi alone. Dashain uses afternoon rules, and Ekadashi fasting can depend on dawn and tradition. Tithi reminder tool · Nepal's archived festivals
Questions for Osaka
When does Aunsi / Amavasya end here?
14 Jun 1942, 06:02, Asia/Tokyo.
How does the clock compare with Nepal?
3 h 30 min ahead of Nepal at local sunrise on 1942-06-14. Daylight-saving changes are included.