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Unforgettable Summer Fireworks Festivals in Japan

As summer approaches, Japan comes alive with vibrant fireworks festivals that illuminate the night sky. This year, we've carefully curated a list of some of the most spectacular firework displays across the country. Here’s what you need to know about these must-see events!

1. The 366th Chikugo River Fireworks Festival in Kurume, Fukuoka (August 5)

One of the largest firework festivals in western Japan, the Chikugo River festival dazzles spectators with approximately 15,000 fireworks lighting up the night. As the flames explode in a rainbow of colors, the reflection on the river creates a magical spectacle. This popular event attracts large crowds, so be sure to plan your visit in advance!

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2. Morioka Fireworks Festival in Morioka, Iwate (August 11)

Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Kitakami River, the Morioka Fireworks Festival is the largest in the Morioka area. Featuring a competition among national fireworks artisans, attendees can enjoy around 10,000 spectacular displays, including dazzling rapid-firing shells and intricate designs. This event promises a night filled with excitement and breathtaking views.

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3. The 75th Izu Onsen Fireworks Festival in Atami, Shizuoka (August 3)

Atami’s Izu Onsen Fireworks Festival is steeped in tradition and is celebrated as one of the oldest in the region. Attendees can look forward to a colorful array of fireworks lighting up the summer night sky, celebrating the beauty and culture of this historical venue. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy this stunning visual feast!

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4. The 54th Mitoyo Takuma Port Festival in Mitoyo, Kagawa (August 9)

This festival allows visitors to experience fireworks up close as they are launched from the sea. The stunning 10-inch shells explode in an array of colors, creating lasting memories of summer shared with loved ones. The vibrant displays ensure fun for the entire family!

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5. Nachikatsuura Town Fireworks Festival in Nachikatsuura, Wakayama (August 11)

With the support of the community and local businesses, this festival features a unique theme that incorporates a drone show with 300 drones taking flight for an eye-catching countdown. The collaboration of fireworks and technology makes for an unforgettable experience.

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Conclusion

The fireworks festivals in Japan are not just visual spectacles; they are cultural celebrations that bring people together. Make sure to mark your calendars for these incredible events and create unforgettable memories under the illuminations of the summer night sky.