On September 2, 2035, the Moon's shadow traces a path of totality across China, Korea, Japan and Pacific, with up to 2m 54s of darkness.
Totality rises over China, Korea, and Japan.
Where the shadow falls, the best spots to stand inside it, and how to be there — with us or on your own.
In the path: China · Korea · Japan · Pacific. Total eclipse within the path; partial for hundreds of km beyond.
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The specific good spots to stand inside the path.
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At 2m 54s of totality, the The Far East Eclipse sits 5th by duration among the 7 total solar eclipses in this series. Every eclipse in the series is its own experience — the numbers below are for context only.
Every total solar eclipse in the series, in date order. Each marker links to its page.