Dec. 6, 2022
Calendar
The other day, there was a ceremony of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Aichi Prefecture.
So I did a little research on what happened 150 years ago.
150 years ago, in Meiji 5th (in 1872), was the year of the calendar revision.
Until December 2nd, in Meiji 5th (in 1872), Japan used the lunisolar calendar, but from the following day it switched to the solar calendar (Gregorian calendar).
As a result, the day after December 2nd, in Meiji 5th (in 1872) became January 1st, in Meiji 6th (in 1873).
People must have been very confused at the time.
この間、愛知県誕生から150周年のセレモニーがありました。
そこで150年前のことを少し調べてみました。
150年前の明治5年（1872年）は、改暦の年でした。
日本では明治５年12月2日まで旧暦（太陰太陽暦）を使っていましたが、翌日から太陽暦（グレゴリオ暦）に変わりました。
それにより、明治５年12月2日の翌日は、明治６年１月１日になりました。
当時の人はすごく混乱したでしょうね。
Calendar
The other day, there was a ceremony of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Aichi Prefecture.
So I did a little research on what happened 150 years ago.
150 years ago, in Meiji 5th (in 1872), was the year of the calendar revision.
Until December 2nd, in Meiji 5th (in 1872), Japan used the lunisolar calendar, but from the following day it switched to the solar calendar (Gregorian calendar).
面白そうですね。
As a result, the day after December 2nd, in Meiji 5th (in 1872), became January 1st, in Meiji 6th (in 1873).
わー！
People must have been very confused at the time.
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賛成しました。上手に書けています！
Dec. 7, 2022
Thank you for your corrections.
Calendar
The other day, there was a ceremony of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Aichi Prefecture.
So I did a little research on what happened 150 years ago.
150 years ago, in Meiji 5th (in 1872), was the year of the calendar revision.
Until December 2nd, in Meiji 5th (in 1872), Japan used the lunisolar calendar, but fromstarting the following day it switched to the solar calendar (Gregorian calendar).
As a result, the day after December 2nd, in Meiji 5th (in 1872) became January 1st, in Meiji 6th (in 1873).
PMany people must have been very confused at theat time.
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I wasn't sure how what "Meiji 5th" meant here so didn't know how to correct. Otherwise nice work!
Dec. 7, 2022
Thank you for your corrections.
Meiji is one of the Japanese era names.
The Meiji era means the years 1868 to 1912 on the Gregorian calendar.
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