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Lunar eclipses of the 1990s (JST, Tokyo visibility)

Eclipses23
Total7
Partial7
Visible from Tokyo11
Maximum (JST)TypeUmbral mag.Tokyo
1990-02-10 04:11Total lunar eclipse1.07Moon up
1990-08-06 23:12Partial lunar eclipse0.68Moon up
1991-01-30 14:58Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.11Moon below horizon
1991-06-27 12:14Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.76Moon below horizon
1991-07-27 03:07Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.81Moon up
1991-12-21 19:33Partial lunar eclipse0.09Moon up
1992-06-15 13:56Partial lunar eclipse0.68Moon below horizon
1992-12-10 08:44Total lunar eclipse1.27Moon below horizon
1993-06-04 22:00Total lunar eclipse1.56Moon up
1993-11-29 15:26Total lunar eclipse1.09Moon below horizon
1994-05-25 12:30Partial lunar eclipse0.24Moon below horizon
1994-11-18 15:43Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.22Moon below horizon
1995-04-15 21:18Partial lunar eclipse0.11Moon up
1995-10-09 01:04Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.21Moon up
1996-04-04 09:09Total lunar eclipse1.38Moon below horizon
1996-09-27 11:54Total lunar eclipse1.24Moon below horizon
1997-03-24 13:39Partial lunar eclipse0.92Moon below horizon
1997-09-17 03:46Total lunar eclipse1.19Moon up
1998-03-13 13:20Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.38Moon below horizon
1998-08-08 11:24Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.86Moon below horizon
1998-09-06 20:10Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.16Moon up
1999-02-01 01:17Penumbral lunar eclipse-0.03Moon up
1999-07-28 20:33Partial lunar eclipse0.40Moon up
Computed with the JPL DE421 ephemeris and Skyfield (times in JST). Magnitude and distance are for 12:00 JST on each date. Visibility is a rough guide for mid-northern latitudes such as Japan.