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1967 · 丁未 · Yin Fire Goat

When does the Year of the Goat start in 1967?

The Year of the Goat (丁未, Fire Goat) begins on Thursday, February 9, 1967 by the lunar calendar, at Lunar New Year. Saju, the Korean Four Pillars (BaZi in Chinese), starts it 5 days earlier, at Ipchun: February 4, 1967 at 12:30 UTC, which is 9:30 pm on February 4 in Seoul and 7:30 am in New York and Toronto.

The Goat is also called the Sheep or the Ram in English. Same animal, 未.

By Lunar New Year

Thursday, February 9, 1967

The same day in Korea (Seollal) and China.

In saju, at Ipchun (입춘)

February 4, 1967 · 12:30 UTC

Feb 4, 9:30 pm in Seoul · Feb 4, 7:30 am in New York

The Ipchun minute

Ipchun 1967, around the world

Ipchun is a moment, not a date: the Sun reaching 315 degrees along its path. Every clock passes it at once, so the local date can differ.

The Ipchun instant of 1967 in several time zones
PlaceLocal timeOffset
UTCFeb 4, 12:30UTC
SeoulFeb 4, 9:30 pmUTC+9
BeijingFeb 4, 8:30 pmUTC+8
SydneyFeb 4, 10:30 pmUTC+10
LondonFeb 4, 12:30 pmUTC
New York and TorontoFeb 4, 7:30 amUTC-5
Los Angeles and VancouverFeb 4, 4:30 amUTC-8

Local times use each place's clock in 1967, daylight saving and old offsets included. Computed with lunar-javascript, the same calendar engine as the free episode; almanacs can differ by a minute.

Before and after

Horse to Goat

Until the start

丙午

Fire Horse

Yang Fire

From the start

丁未

Fire Goat

Yin Fire

The saju verdict

Born Jan 20 to Feb 20, 1967?

  • 1Born before February 4: both calendars say Fire Horse.
  • 2From the Ipchun minute (9:30 pm on February 4 in Seoul, 7:30 am on February 4 in New York) to February 8: saju says Goat, Lunar New Year still says Horse. About 5 days where the two disagree.
  • 3Born on February 9 or later: both say Fire Goat.
Zodiac animal by birth date, January 20 to February 20, 1967: by Lunar New Year and in saju
BornLunar New YearSaju (Ipchun)
Jan 20 FriHorseHorse
Jan 21 SatHorseHorse
Jan 22 SunHorseHorse
Jan 23 MonHorseHorse
Jan 24 TueHorseHorse
Jan 25 WedHorseHorse
Jan 26 ThuHorseHorse
Jan 27 FriHorseHorse
Jan 28 SatHorseHorse
Jan 29 SunHorseHorse
Jan 30 MonHorseHorse
Jan 31 TueHorseHorse
Feb 1 WedHorseHorse
Feb 2 ThuHorseHorse
Feb 3 FriHorseHorse
Feb 4 SatHorseHorse → GoatGoat from 9:30 pm in Seoul, 8:30 pm in Beijing, 10:30 pm in Sydney, 12:30 pm in London, 7:30 am in New York and Toronto, 4:30 am in Los Angeles and Vancouver.
Feb 5 SunHorseGoat
Feb 6 MonHorseGoat
Feb 7 TueHorseGoat
Feb 8 WedHorseGoat
Feb 9 ThuGoatGoat
Feb 10 FriGoatGoat
Feb 11 SatGoatGoat
Feb 12 SunGoatGoat
Feb 13 MonGoatGoat
Feb 14 TueGoatGoat
Feb 15 WedGoatGoat
Feb 16 ThuGoatGoat
Feb 17 FriGoatGoat
Feb 18 SatGoatGoat
Feb 19 SunGoatGoat
Feb 20 MonGoatGoat

Highlighted rows are the days the two calendars disagree. Switch days are shown for the places above; in other time zones Ipchun can fall a day earlier or later. Check any birthday.

Questions

1967 year start FAQ

Is someone born on February 5, 1967 a Horse or a Goat?

By Lunar New Year (February 9) still a Horse. In saju a Goat, because the saju year had already turned at Ipchun (February 4, 12:30 UTC). Most zodiac charts and the holidays follow Lunar New Year; saju and BaZi follow Ipchun.

When did the Year of the Goat start in 1967?

By the lunar calendar on Thursday, February 9, 1967, Lunar New Year. In saju at Ipchun (February 4, 12:30 UTC), the moment the Sun reached 315 degrees, known in Korean as Ipchun (입춘, 立春), the start of spring.

When was Lunar New Year 1967 in Korea?

Seollal (설날) fell on Thursday, February 9, 1967, the same day as in China.

Why does saju start the year at Ipchun?

Saju counts its years and months by the sun. The year turns at Ipchun, the start of spring, and each month at one of the solar terms. Lunar New Year follows the moon instead, so it moves between Jan 21 and Feb 20 while Ipchun stays around Feb 4.

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