In this regard, Kang Chang Hyok, section chief of the Pyongyang Observatory of the State Academy of Sciences, told KCNA:

Notably, a full moon will not rise on February 15, Jongwoldaeborum (the fifteenth day of the first month by the lunar calendar). That day a slightly declining moon will appear at about 16:36. A full moon will be seen on Feb. 17.

The largest moon of this year will come out at about 20:12 of August 12.

A total lunar eclipse is to be seen on Nov. 8. It will begin at around 18:09 and end at about 21:45 with the maximum eclipse at about 20:01.