Zodiac sign

Look up the Western zodiac sign and the Japanese eto animal for a birth date.

Looked up in this browser — the date never leaves the device.

Western sign boundaries use the usual month/day ranges, so a birthday on a cusp day may be listed either way elsewhere. The eto follows the calendar year as most Japanese references do; the traditional change is at Setsubun (around February 4), so January and early-February births may appear under the previous animal. Years 1900–2100.

How to use

  1. Pick a birth date.
  2. Look it up.
  3. Read the Western sign and eto animal.

What it supports

Western signs use the usual month/day ranges — cusp-day birthdays may appear either way elsewhere. The eto follows the calendar year as most Japanese references do; the traditional change is around February 4, so January and early-February births may be listed under the previous animal. Years 1900–2100.

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