Wakayama Port 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.
Watch as the Manto Mikoshi, a portable shrine glowing with ten thousand lanterns, parades through the night.
Looking for a family-friendly festival in the heart of the city? The Shin-Umeda City Summer Festival features traditional Bon dances, kids' games, and exciting attractions.
This lesser-known festival of fireworks features a unique setting.
The fourth of Japan's six largest Sumo tournaments in Nagoya.
People in human powered flying machines throw themselves off a jetty and into a lake.
See the tall Yamagasa floats illuminating the Tobata night.
See the enormous yamaboko floats parade around the historic town of Hita.
Marvel at lion dances and demons at this unique festival with wonderfully unusual costumes.
This event finishes with a display of fireworks launched from a ship in the bay.
This carefully choreographed fireworks display, set against the backdrop of the sea, is worth the trek.
Otaru's largest summer festival returns with fireworks and a portable shrine parade.
Japan's legendary Pacific coast fireworks: 650-meter explosions from giant 200kg shells. The Gamagori Summer Fireworks Festival returns.
The highlight of this festival is an elegant dance performed in heron costumes.
Kangen-sai is the largest and greatest annual festival held at the Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima island.
Hokkaido's most popular fireworks festival, lighting up the night sky over Sapporo.