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IseJingu National Fireworks Festival (1)

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area

Ise Shima

category

Fireworks Festival Culture

season

Summer (June to August)

Shooting location

IseCity

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Held as a commemorative event since the 59th Ise Jingu Shikinen Gosengu in 1953, this grand festival of fire, sound and light sees around 9,000 elegant modern fireworks, created with the utmost care by fireworks makers from around the country, compete in the night sky along the clear Miyagawa River. It is held every year on the Saturday of the consecutive holidays, including Marine Day.

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