Inclination: 16.137
Eccentricity: 0.079
Period: 5.594 years
AU 3.151
Type: 0000
Discovery Chart
18.2.1977 13:20 Kiso 137e38 35n48 observations 1 << prev in category - Historical persons - next in category >>
Named for the emperor (626–671) who made the first clepsydra in Japan in 660. On 671 June 10 (Gregorian style) he placed a new clepsydra on a new pavilion, and it sounded out the hours with bells and drums. In commemoration of this, June 10 is designated as the “Time Day” in Japan. (M 22505) _ _.
Discovered on 18-2-1977 in Kiso by Kosai, H., Hurukawa, K. | ||
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