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Total solar eclipse of September 2, 2035
A total solar eclipse on September 2, 2035. At the point of greatest eclipse, over the ocean, totality lasts 2 min 59 s.
What you'll see from your city
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Cities in the path of totality
Totality passes over major cities in Japan, North Korea, China. Times are when totality begins, in UTC and your own time.
| City | Country | Duration | Begins |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mito | Japan | 2 min 37 s | 01:08 UTC |
| Utsunomiya | Japan | 2 min 36 s | 01:07 UTC |
| Nagano | Japan | 2 min 19 s | 01:04 UTC |
| Maebashi | Japan | 2 min 19 s | 01:05 UTC |
| Wonsan | North Korea | 2 min 12 s | 00:45 UTC |
| Zhuanghe | China | 2 min 5 s | 00:39 UTC |
| Sunchon | North Korea | 2 min 4 s | 00:43 UTC |
| Wafangdian | China | 2 min 2 s | 00:38 UTC |
| Qinhuangdao | China | 1 min 58 s | 00:35 UTC |
| Changping | China | 1 min 51 s | 00:32 UTC |
| Pyongyang | North Korea | 1 min 48 s | 00:43 UTC |
| Beijing | China | 1 min 40 s | 00:32 UTC |
| Datong | China | 1 min 37 s | 00:29 UTC |
| Toyama | Japan | 1 min 26 s | 01:02 UTC |
| Yumen | China | 1 min 16 s | 00:19 UTC |
| Jiayuguan | China | 1 min 12 s | 00:19 UTC |
| Baotou | China | 1 min 3 s | 00:27 UTC |
| Tangshan | China | 47 s | 00:34 UTC |
| Xuanhua | China | 42 s | 00:32 UTC |
Where the partial eclipse is visible
Major cities that see the deepest partial eclipse, with the share of the Sun covered at maximum.
| City | Country | Sun covered | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hohhot | China | 100% | 00:29 UTC |
| Zhangjiakou | China | 100% | 00:32 UTC |
| Nampo | North Korea | 100% | 00:43 UTC |
| Langfang | China | 100% | 00:33 UTC |
| Kanazawa | Japan | 100% | 01:02 UTC |
| Zhuozhou | China | 100% | 00:32 UTC |
| Kawagoe | Japan | 100% | 01:08 UTC |
| Matsumoto | Japan | 100% | 01:04 UTC |
| Nagaoka | Japan | 100% | 01:06 UTC |
| Sinuiju | North Korea | 100% | 00:43 UTC |
| Dunhuang | China | 100% | 00:19 UTC |
| Takaoka | Japan | 100% | 01:02 UTC |
| Tokyo | Japan | 99% | 01:08 UTC |
| Dalian | China | 99% | 00:38 UTC |
| Kawasaki | Japan | 99% | 01:08 UTC |
| Jinxi | China | 99% | 00:38 UTC |
| Dandong | China | 99% | 00:43 UTC |
| Hamhung | North Korea | 99% | 00:47 UTC |
| Hachioji | Japan | 99% | 01:07 UTC |
| Hungnam | North Korea | 99% | 00:47 UTC |
| Chengde | China | 99% | 00:35 UTC |
| Iwaki | Japan | 99% | 01:10 UTC |
| Hangu | China | 99% | 00:34 UTC |
| Jining | China | 99% | 00:30 UTC |
| Wuhai | China | 99% | 00:24 UTC |
| Sariwon | North Korea | 99% | 00:44 UTC |
| Tianjin | China | 98% | 00:33 UTC |
| Yokohama | Japan | 98% | 01:08 UTC |
| Yingkow | China | 98% | 00:40 UTC |
| Niigata | Japan | 98% | 01:06 UTC |
Watching safely
Use certified eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2) or a pinhole projector for every partial phase. Never look through binoculars, a camera or a telescope without a proper solar filter on the front. Only during totality, when the Sun is completely covered, is it safe to look with bare eyes.
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Questions people ask
When is the total solar eclipse?
On September 2, 2035. Greatest eclipse is at 01:55 UTC, over the ocean.
How long does totality last?
Up to 2 min 59 s at the point of greatest eclipse. The longest among major cities is Mito, Japan, with 2 min 37 s.
Where can I see it?
Totality passes over major cities in Japan, North Korea, China. A partial eclipse is visible from a much wider area, including South Korea, Russia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Nepal, United States, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Taiwan.
Is it safe to look at?
Only with certified solar eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2) or a pinhole projector. During totality itself, and only then, it is safe to look with bare eyes.
Circumstances calculated with Astronomy Engine for 2880 major cities; durations are for the city center and can differ by tens of seconds across a city.