

Warm up a brisk spring night with candlelight and your favorite songs from Studio Ghibli composer Joe Hisaishi.
A unique parade with delicately made tall pagoda floats.
The Atami Marine Fireworks have been lighting up the east coast of the Izu Peninsula since 1952.
10,000 fireworks are launched over Lake Biwa, along with crowds of over 350,000 on a normal year.
Warm up a brisk spring night with candlelight and your favorite songs from Studio Ghibli composer Joe Hisaishi.
See the combined beauty of two fireworks festivals in one place.
The Ito Anjin festival is an iconic summer event: expect to see picturesque lanterns, dance to the beat of taiko drums, and soak in the breathtaking fireworks displays over the sea.
From delicate, unglazed vessels to inventive works that combine a multitude of traditional and modern techniques, here's where to get your fill of pottery.
This festival is as famous for its fireworks as it is the beautiful food stalls which are illuminated at night.
Fukuchiyama’s riverbank fireworks display packs 4,000 bursts into a sharp 33‑minute show. Summer in northern Kyoto gets a little brighter.
Glowing goldfish put on a show in hopes of revitalizing this small village in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
Two cities unite to create a dazzling display of fireworks.
See Nara's deer in a new light - literally! Made out of candles, this festival is about enormous pieces of art.
Celebrate Obon the traditional way at the Shitennōji Bon Odori Festival, taking place in Osaka this August.
This religious festival is loud with firecrackers and gongs, a solemn and joyous seeing-off.
Get ready for a whole lot of dancing at Japan's top summer festival.
Experience the Mt. Fuji Lantern Floating at Lake Kawaguchiko. Honor ancestors, float lanterns, and enjoy a serene evening with traditional ceremonies and performances by the lake.
The Rising Sun Rock Festival in Ezo (Hokkaido) is Japan’s top all-night outdoor rock fest.