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Minato Matsuri Fireworks Display
A festival originally created to pray for the port's safety and to bring visitors to the area.
A festival originally created to pray for the port's safety and to bring visitors to the area.
A small (just 3,000 fireworks), but scenic, fireworks festival.
One of Japan's most famous, with approximately 7000 fireworks launched in a competition format.
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Enjoy one of Kyushu's largest and longest firework displays here.
Award-winning pyrotechnicians go head-to-head as 30,000 firework shells shoot into the sky for 90 minutes.
The festival's main draw is a ginormous firework display in the evening on the first day.
This display is best viewed from the small Ho Park which is close to Nagahama station.
Tōhoku's largest fireworks festival is also a national fireworks tournament.
Held in Wakayama since 1948, this festival sees over 2,500 fireworks light up the sky.