OVERSEAS · TRADING CALENDAR
Japan Exchange Group (Tokyo Stock Exchange)

JPX is OPEN.

A scheduled trading day. · 29 June 2027
Cash equities (TSE) · Asia/Tokyo · Not a live session indicator.

TRADING DAYOPEN
CIVIL EVENING—

Not applicable.

SETTLEMENTNot verified

A settlement lag is not a settlement-day calendar. A separate clearing source is required.

Japan Exchange Group (Tokyo Stock Exchange) (JPX) on (Asia/Tokyo): Open. A regular trading day.

Available·Source published Not stated·Page generated ·
Official notices (1)JPX ↗
· JPX holidays 2027 →
June 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening

Calendar: JPX · Cash equities (TSE). Select a date for the source-backed record.

A record you can trace.

Source / notice copy
Market Holidays 2027 (cash market) ↗
Source checked
2026-10-22
Changed at
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Sources used by each field
Show day / evening / incoming-night evidence

status · annual_calendar_and_weekend_rule
jpx.2027 ↗

night_session · not_applicable
No independent evidence / not applicable

incoming_night_session · not_applicable
No independent evidence / not applicable

settlement · independent_calendar_not_loaded
No independent evidence / not applicable

Scope / time zone
cash_equities · Asia/Tokyo
Is JPX open on 29 June 2027?

JPX: OPEN — Scheduled trading day. Calendar date:29 June 2027.

Does the evening belong to this trading date?

The night_session field describes the evening starting on the selected civil date. incoming_night_session describes the overnight component assigned to the selected trading date. They are different questions.
{"basis":"trading_date","trading_date":null,"civil_date":null,"has":false,"reason":"not_applicable"}

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Markets Open, “JPX on 29 Jun 2027: Open”, https://marketsopen.today/jpx/2027-06-29
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One date. A structured answer.

The page and API use the same calendar engine. Every supported record links back to its source.

GET /api/v1/markets/JPX/status?date=2027-06-29
API documentation →No key · 60 requests/minute*

Calendar questions and source-backed answers

The structured record