Mid
Jul
 2021

Ise Shrine Dedication Fireworks Festival

7:15pm – 9:00pm
Free
Mie

Take a seat on the Miyakawa river in Ise for one of the three biggest fireworks festivals in Japan. There are over 10,000 fireworks to be launched and pyrotechnicians from across the country attend to show off their skills. This is a competition, so you’ll be sure to see their best efforts! There will be shuttle busses running from Uji-Yamada and Ise-shi stations on the evening too. The display begins at 7.15pm and will be done by 9pm. If the weather is bad enough to cancel the event, it will be held on the 14th instead.

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Mid
Jul
 2021
Free
http://www.city.ise.mie.jp... ⚠️ Link in Japanese
Cancelled in case of heavy rain, held the following day
Yamada-Kamiguchi, Miyamachi

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