Latest Events in Ishikawa Prefecture(July Updated)

The Hokuriku Fireworks Festival, held on the banks of the Tetori River in Kawakita-cho, Nomi-gun, Ishikawa Prefecture, is one of the largest fireworks festivals in the Hokuriku region. Approximately 20,000 fireworks are launched over 40 minutes, with highlights including a dazzling display of sparkling fireworks, a spectacular No. 10 fireworks display, and a final 2,000-firework barrage. The festival features various unique performances, such as a starry night sky and diagonal fireworks displays, while the light art covering the night sky is breathtaking. The final light show, composed of 2,000 random beams of light, is a magnificent culmination of sound and light, providing a beautiful and memorable way to conclude a summer night.

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The largest fireworks display in the Hokuriku region was held in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. This year's Kanazawa fireworks display was held as a "reconstruction support event." People cast their prayers into the rising fireworks, wishing peace for the deceased and a speedy reconstruction of the disaster area. 12,000 fireworks lit up the sky alongside the audience, bringing you a breathtaking spectacle of light and shadow.

Oktoberfest, the world's largest beer festival, is held annually in Munich, Germany, in the autumn. Kanazawa also hosts this joyous festival. You can enjoy the authentic Munich atmosphere, German beer, and German folk music performances. Come to Kanazawa Oktoberfest and enjoy German beer, music, and dance. This year, the event returns, adding vibrancy to downtown Kanazawa and becoming a summer tradition!