210th day from the first day of spring; storm day
A traditional calendar date marking the 210th day after the beginning of spring (risshun). It falls around September 1 and is associated with typhoons and storms that can damage rice crops. The term is culturally significant in agriculture and weather lore.
The 210th day is known as a period when typhoons are frequent.
For farmers, the 210th day is a day to be on guard.
This year's Two Hundred Tenth Day falls on September 1.
As the Two Hundred Tenth Day approached, farmers prepared for typhoons.
Even after the Two Hundred Tenth Day passes, there's still concern about typhoons.