Latest Events in Minamitsuru District(June Updated)

This fireworks display marks the start of the Mount Fuji climbing season. Held annually on the first Saturday of July on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi in Minamitsuryu District, Yamanashi Prefecture, this spectacular fireworks festival heralds the arrival of summer. It is renowned as one of Yamanashi Prefecture's oldest fireworks displays. Against the backdrop of Mount Fuji, various fireworks, including rapid-fire and starburst displays, illuminate the summer night sky. Food trucks are also on hand, allowing visitors to experience the atmosphere of a summer festival while enjoying the fireworks.

The Zekkei Fireworks Mt.Fuji 2024 is a highly anticipated event held in Narusawa, Japan. With the impressive backdrop of Mount Fuji, this festival promises an unforgettable experience for attendees. From April 20th to April 20th, 2024, visitors will have the opportunity to witness a mesmerizing display of fireworks. The Zekkei Fireworks Mt.Fuji is renowned for its world-class pyrotechnics, ensuring a spectacle that will leave spectators in awe. In addition to the captivating visuals, attendees can indulge in Japan’s representative cuisine, offered by the organizers. This culinary experience will allow visitors to savor the authentic flavors of Japan while immersing themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of the festival. The Zekkei Fireworks Mt.Fuji is a must-attend event for those seeking a unique and memorable experience. With its picturesque location, world-class fireworks, and delectable cuisine, this festival promises to be a feast for the senses. Mark your calendars and join us for an extraordinary celebration of spring and the artistry of fireworks.

The Fuji Shibazakura Festival, one of the largest in the metropolitan area, is located near Lake Motosu. Across its 2.4-hectare venue, 800,000 shibazakura (moss phlox) plants create a breathtakingly beautiful scene when combined with the majestic backdrop of Mount Fuji. The venue features a relaxing "observation foot bath" where you can soak your feet while admiring the stunning views of Mount Fuji and the shibazakura flowers, warming both body and soul. You can also order a cup of coffee and enjoy the panoramic view of the entire shibazakura field with friends from the observation deck. For just a few weeks each year, the fields around Mount Fuji transform into a magical carpet of pink, white, and purple hues, while the snow-capped peak of Fuji stands majestically in the background. The striking contrast creates a breathtaking spectacle. Don't miss out! Approximately 800,000 flowers bloom each yearFive colorful flower varieties bloom during the festival.Soak your feet in hot springs while enjoying flower fields and Mount Fuji viewsThe Fuji Shibazakura Festival takes place in the Fuji Five Lakes region, with Lake Motosu being the closest.Depending on the weather, the blooming period may overlap with Japan's longest national holiday, "Golden Week."Moss phlox is not cherry blossoms, but a type of creeping phlox.The Fuji Shibazakura Festival attracts thousands of visitors each year to witness the breathtaking short-term natural spectacle of shibazakura in full bloom. The blooming period typically runs from mid-April to late May.

The Mount Fuji Kawaguchiko Opening Fireworks Festival began in 1977 (Showa 52) and has been loved by people in and outside of Yamanashi Prefecture since ancient times. It is a fireworks display that marks the opening of Mount Fuji. The event is held on the first Saturday of July every year at Kawaguchiko in Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture, marking the arrival of summer. They are famous for being the first fireworks to be set off in Yamanashi Prefecture. With Mount Fuji as the background, a variety of fireworks such as rapid-fire fireworks and starlight fireworks paint the summer night sky in brilliant colors.

The Hoko Festival, held every August 1st in Yamanakako Village, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture, is a traditional event that began in the Taisho era. The ceremony is held to commemorate those who died in the line of duty, comfort their souls, and thank the lake for its blessing that protects them from misfortune. This is the first of the Fuji Five Lakes Fireworks Festival, which consists of religious fireworks displays, and is named after the literary master Tokutomi Soho. The launch site in the Yamanaka area is located on the shore of Yamanakako, and the launch site in the Hirano area is located at Yamanakako Cape.

The Fuji Five Lakes region will hold fireworks displays at each lake in sequence from August 1st to August 15th. Among them, the Yamanakako Fireworks Festival on August 1 and the Kawaguchiko Fireworks Festival on August 5 are particularly large.

A summer festival held in Fujikawaguchiko, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture. The event is held at the Setouchikai Shrine in Fujikawaguchiko, which enshrines Toyotama-hime, the goddess of water. Starting at 7:30 p.m., 1,000 fireworks will be launched over 20 minutes, filling the night sky with beautiful lights, including stars.

The Kawaguchiko Festival has been held since 1917 (Taisho 6) and has become synonymous with summer at Kawaguchiko. It is also the largest fireworks display among the many summer festivals around the Fuji Five Lakes. With the majestic Mount Fuji as the background, about 10,000 fireworks, including musical fireworks and large fireworks, are launched into the sky, forming beautiful reflections on the water.