Held as the eve festival of the Toyohashi Gion Festival, this fireworks display takes place along the Toyokawa riverbank. The festival honors Yoshida Shrine, the birthplace of hand-held fireworks (testubo hanabi). Expect approximately 12,000 fireworks including competition displays, wide starmine formations, water-based effects, goldfish fireworks, memorial tributes, and music-synchronized shows. This historic festival was counted among Japan's three greatest fireworks displays during the Edo period. Reserved seating is available for optimal viewing.
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