Christmas Eve, the two of you, and a full Moon
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24 December 2026, 21:00
The first Christmas Eve full Moon since 2007
It turns exactly full that morning. By nine in the evening it is high in the east, 48° above Tokyo and 38° above Seoul, with Saturn in the west. Drag either Moon to walk through your evening.
Christmas Eve over Tokyo, drawn exactly.
Your print for TokyoThe same night over Seoul, an hour's flight away.
Your print for Seoul- 満月輝面比 99% · 月齢 16ゆい & はるとふたりで過ごしたイブの夜空2026年12月24日 — Paris, France北緯48.8534° 東経2.3488°
“The sky of the Eve we spent together”
- 보름달99% 밝음 · 월령 16일ゆい & はると우리의 크리스마스 이브2026년 12월 24일 — Paris, France북위48.8534° 동경2.3488°
“Our Christmas Eve”, in Korean
- Full moon99% illuminated · 16 days oldゆい & はるとOur Christmas EveDecember 24, 2026 — Paris, France48.8534° N 2.3488° E
Or in English
In Japanese, in Korean, or in English
The whole print changes language: the date, the name of the Moon phase, the line under your names. Write the names the way you write them to each other.
Write yoursWhere were you two at nine?
Under the illuminations
The avenue lit gold, your hands in one coat pocket. The Moon was above the lights the whole time; few people looked up.
A window table, 21:00
The reservation made in October. Through the window, the full Moon rising over the city while the dessert came.
The ferris wheel
Two minutes at the very top, the whole bay below. The stars above that cabin, with the time you were up there.
Two cities, one call
Christmas Eve on the phone between Tokyo and Seoul, or Osaka and Fukuoka. Two places, one Moon: choose either city, or one print for each.
Printed the same evening
No shipping, so no last order date. Your file arrives minutes after you order: print it at home, at a convenience store printer or at a photo shop, and frame it before dinner.
$19 final price · star map with the Moon beneath it, 300 dpi up to 75×100 cm
About the Christmas Eve print
Is there really a full Moon on Christmas Eve 2026?
Yes. The Moon is exactly full on the morning of 24 December 2026 in Japan and Korea (10:28 local time), so on Christmas Eve it rises round at dusk and by nine in the evening stands high in the east. It is rare: in Japan the Moon last turned full on 24 December in 2007, and by our calculation it will not again before 2045.
Can the print be in Japanese or Korean?
Yes. The studio for this moment opens in Japanese; Korean is one tap away. The date, the Moon phase and the line under your names are written in that language, and your names stay exactly as you type them, in kanji, kana, hangul or Latin letters.
Will it arrive before Christmas Eve?
Yes, whenever you order. It is a print file, not a parcel: it reaches your inbox and download page within minutes, so you can print it at a convenience store or photo shop the same day.
Can I use a different night?
Yes. The studio opens on 24 December 2026, but any night works: your first Christmas Eve together from years ago, the night you met, or the night you got engaged.
What exactly do I get?
One print file of your star map with the Moon of that night beneath it, at 300 dpi up to 75×100 cm, plus the same sky with every constellation named and the Moon on its own. Print any of them as often as you like.
How big can I print it?
The file is 9,000 × 12,000 pixels: a true 300 dpi at 75×100 cm (30×40 in), and sharp at every smaller size, from an A4 frame to a living-room wall.
The Moon of Christmas Eve over the place you last typed on this site.
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