Special feature on fireworks festivals in Mie Prefecture [2024 Edition] Introducing popular fireworks festivals including schedules and locations

With Onigajo in Yoshino-Kumano National Park in the background, a spectacular picture scroll of fireworks is displayed against the ocean, making it Kumanoji's biggest summer tradition. Approximately 10,000 fireworks illuminate the world heritage site beautifully.
Highlights include the maritime suicide bombing in which two ships running at full speed throw ignited firework balls one after another, the large-scale device using the rocky areas and caves of Onigajo, and the three-shaku ball maritime suicide bombing that spreads across the Kumano Sea. In addition to the explosion sound and blast wave from the fireworks themselves, the sound reflected from the rocky area and the echoing sound from the cave are also added to create a great impact.

"Summer Fiesta" will be held from June 29th (Sun) to September 23rd (Mon, holiday)!
During the night operation period from July 27th (Saturday) to August 25th (Sunday), spectacular fireworks and spectacular shows will light up the park at night.
In addition, a special Pokémon event will be held! Enjoy the park event while experiencing the world of Pokémon!
We also recommend the paella and other cool gourmet dishes made with seafood from Ise-Shima, available only this summer!
Enjoy the summer resort atmosphere to the fullest in the open space of Ise-Shima, where the sun shines and the blue sky shines.

Fireworks at Nagashima Spaland, an amusement park popular with families. At Nagashima Spaland, fireworks are set off on certain days in the summer. Highlights include fireworks and the impressive star mine. I want to have fun with the attractions at the amusement park. You can enjoy it from anywhere within the park!
*Admission to Nagashima Spaland is required for viewing.

KameyamaCity Sekijuku Summer Fireworks Festival will be held! !
*Tickets must be purchased in advance for admission and viewing.
7:30pm ~ Opening ceremony & launch begins
*If it rains, the event will be postponed to August 18th (Sun), 24th (Sat), or 25th (Sun).

In the first half of the race, you will see "music fireworks" that will light up the night sky in time with the music in the grandstands, and in the second half, the stage will shift to the home straight, where you will be able to see fireworks and special effects up close from the course.
On the home straight, you can enjoy colorful photo opportunities with illuminated photo spots and fireworks as a backdrop.

What used to be the ``Hatsubon memorial service/remembrance fireworks display'' in the former Udono Village is now being held as the `` KihoTown Fireworks Festival.'' On the day of the event, after the chief priest chanted sutras and burned incense, each family visited to celebrate the first Bon festival, and rituals were held to honor spirits such as burning lanterns and fireworks at Gintaki Falls.Although the scale was small, about 700 fireworks and fireworks with messages were displayed. It is done. The launch site is close, so you can enjoy the impressive fireworks display.

If you look up at the sky around 8:30 on a summer night in Toba, you might be able to see fireworks somewhere.
*The event may be canceled without notice due to weather conditions. (It will proceed even in light rain.)

We plan to display fireworks designed by the children.
The venue is close to the launch site, so you can enjoy the impressive fireworks that rise directly above you.
In addition, a variety of programs will be presented to liven up the venue!

The 2024 Suzuka Genki Fireworks Festival is scheduled to be held on Saturday, September 14th!
To mark the 10th anniversary of the event, the number of launches and the content will be even more impressive.
*Tickets are required to enter the venue.

This historic event was started in 1955 to commemorate the 59th ShikinenSengu as a one-of-a-kind event dedicated to fireworks at IseJingu.
This is a ``competitive fireworks display'' in which fireworks artists selected from all over the country, from Akita Prefecture in the north to Kagoshima Prefecture in the south, present their work to the shrine and release the results of their daily training into the night sky of Ise, the sacred capital of Japan. It is considered one of the major competitions.
The competition division consists of the ``fireworks section,'' in which each pyrotechnician sequentially releases three size 5 balls with a diameter of about 15 cm, and one size 10 ball with a diameter of about 30 cm, and the ``star mine section,'' in which various fireworks are launched rhythmically. It consists of ``Department''.

<Kuwana Suigo Fireworks Festival>
The Kuwana Suigo Fireworks Festival, which began in 1933 to commemorate the completion of the Ise Ohashi Bridge, is a traditional fireworks festival that has continued to this day, although it was temporarily suspended during the war. The special feature is a fireworks display that uses the width and depth of the river, which is unique to the water town of Kuwana, and the launch site is the sandbar of the Ibi River.

A historic fireworks festival that began in the Taisho era. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the event. It is a spectacular display with elaborate designs such as fireworks with a rainbow color scheme and fireworks on the sea set off from a speeding ship. Enjoy the realistic fireworks display from the sandy beach.

The Nabari River Summer Fireworks Festival is scheduled to be held again this year. A total of about 4,000 fireworks, including set-off fireworks and star mines, are planned.
This fireworks festival began in 1932, and although it was temporarily suspended during the war, it has been held continuously since it was revived in 1944.
This year marks the 82nd anniversary of this historic and traditional fireworks festival.

The Toro Festival is said to have its origins in 1925, when hundreds of bird-shaped lanterns were floated down at the opening of the Akabane River. Although there were interruptions during the war, young men's groups at the time competed in making lanterns, producing dazzling illuminated lanterns and moving lanterns, and it became established as a famous event in this region, but due to depopulation, It was discontinued in 1972 due to a decline in young people. In 1985, young people, mainly from the youth division of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry at the time, revived the current ``Toro Festival,'' in which larger lanterns were made and floated in the bay to compete with fireworks in an effort to energize the town. I was allowed to.

At Yoimiya, after the votive fireworks are set off, the 11 parishioners bring lanterns and perform the Kugatachi ritual, praying for a good harvest and good health. The next day, the Gion Festival, includes the Chigo Odori dance and the Hanagasa Shinto ritual (Uchiwatori).
*Chigo Odori and Hanagasa Shinto rituals may be canceled.

Various events are held every year, including fireworks, Toryu Taiko drums, and the impressive Kitayama Cannon. The main event, the Pillar Festival, involves spinning torches with strings attached to them and throwing them into bamboo baskets attached to cedar pillars about 20 meters high. It has been held in the Kumano River system since ancient times to pray for the safety of the rafters, good health, and a big catch by releasing all kinds of disasters into the night sky with torches.

The theme of the "Ookin Festival" held in Ureshino-cho MatsusakaCity Mie Prefecture is "Thank you - Gratitude for the future."
You can enjoy events such as mikoshi (portable shrines), food stalls, and stage performances, and there will be fireworks at the finale!
This is the largest festival in the Ureshino area, with the theme of "Ookin" (meaning "thank you").
Venue: MEGA Don Quijote UNY Ureshino store north parking lot (Ureshino Nakagawa Shinmachi 4-chome)

Bringing hometown traditions to a bright future
This year, in commemoration of the 270th anniversary of the Oyodo Gion Festival, there will be a ``Mikuma-soro-tomi'' event in which three floats gather together.
Other impressive festivals include sea crossings and fireworks!

A fireworks display on the sea lights up the sky and sea of Toba Bay. You can enjoy a fantastic view with the lights of fireworks and excursion boats reflecting on the water surface.

The spectacular fireworks display in Hisai, where the fireworks are launched right in front of the audience and above your head, is a must-see. The oversized star mine in the finale is very impressive!

The fireworks display at Nishiki Shrine's Tenno Festival has an ancient tradition. They are launched from the embankment opposite the village. Approximately 1,000 fireworks (estimated) will be reflected on the sea and roar across the surrounding mountains.

A major summer event in Owase that has been going on since 1955. It is usually held on the first Saturday of August, and many food stalls line up and people come from all over the city.
The annual fireworks are beautifully reflected on the sea, and the roaring sound reverberates throughout Owase due to the unique topography surrounded by mountains. The "Owase Itadaki Market" and "Owase Bushi Parade" are also scheduled to be held on the same day.