Oishida Matsuri Mogami River Fireworks

Event
This festival was first held in 1930 to celebrate the completion of a large bridge on the Mogami River. Thousands of toro paper lanterns are set afloat on the river as 3,000 fireworks, most of them large, are launched aloft. The main attraction of the festival is a firework, the largest example of such in Japan. It is a 24 inch shell that produces ten consecutive bursts and produces a spectacular flower 450 meters in diameter. Since the viewing area and the launching area are close together, spectators can experience the sensation of having the fireworks explode directly overhead.

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Address
Yamagata Pref. Kitamurayamagunoishidamachi Midorichou 1 map map Map
Phone
0237352111
Date
2019/8/16(Friday)
To be determined
Number of fireworks
3,000 shots
Paid spectator seating
Available
Average attendance
130,000people
In case of stormy weather
Held if light rain/Postponed in bad weather
Parking Lot
Available

Information Sources:  NAVITIME JAPAN

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