Katayamazu Onsen Noryo Fireworks Festival片山津温泉納涼花火まつり
This fireworks festival is held at Katayamazu Onsen, known throughout Japan as one of the towns that make up Kaga Onsen. Starting on August 1st, 200 rounds of fireworks are launched from the banks of Lake Shibayamagata every night for a month. You can enjoy the spectacular sight of the fireworks in the center of Katayamazu Onsen from Yunomoto Park to Ukimido. If you go near the launching site on a pleasure boat, you can enjoy a feast different from what you could watch on land.
Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Katayamaduonsen Shibayama-gata area
0761741123Details
Address
Ishikawa Pref. Kagashi Katayamaduonsen Shibayama-gata area [map]
Phone
0761741123
- Date
- 2018/08/01(Wednesday)-08/31(Friday)
21:15-21:30 - Number of fireworks
- 200 shots
- Paid spectator seating
- Not available
- Average attendance
- 170,000people
- In case of stormy weather
- Held if light rain/Canceled in bad weather
- Parking Lot
- Available
- Note
- Tel:0761-74-1123(Katayamazu Hot Spring Tourist Association)
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
Access
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1- Iburihashi
- about3308m
- On foot about41minutes
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View route from Station
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2
- Kagaonsen
- about4159m
- On foot about53minutes
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View route from Station
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There is no Bus Stop nearby.
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There is no Parking nearby.
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There is no IC nearby.
Nearby Tourist Attractions
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- Ukimido Pavilion
- History / Culture / Tour
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- Hanayakata
- Experience / Training / Vehicle
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- Nakaya Ukichiro Museum of Snow and Ice
- Leisure / Outdoors
Nearby Restaurants
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- Kaga Katayamazu City Spa Machi Cafe
- Cafe / Coffee Shop
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- Magokoro
- Japanese Food
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- Zuiun
- Bread / Dessert / Other Food Shop
Nearby Hotels
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- Yukai Resort New Maruya Bekkan
- Hotel/Business hotel/Capsule hotel
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- Ryori Minshuku shima
- Ryokan with Onsen/Onsen/Minshuku
Ishikawa Main Areas
Long, thin Ishikawa prefecture runs along the Sea of Japan up into Noto Peninsula. Highlights of the seaside towns lining the west coast include Kanazawa, often described as a "Little Kyoto" thanks to its old wooden tea houses and geisha culture as well as its picturesque Japanese garden, Kenroku-en.
