40th Natori Summer Festival

40th Natori Summer Festival

Event Overview

The "Natori Summer Festival" is held to honor the souls of those who lost their lives in the Great East Japan Earthquake, express gratitude for support towards recovery, and instill hope for the future in attendees. The 10,000 fireworks blooming in the night sky will color the smiles along the seaside. The spectacular fireworks launched right in front of the venue are a must-see. Paid viewing seats with tables and parking are also available for sale (discounts available until July 13th, Sunday). Image provided by: Natori City Tourism and Products Association

Info

JR Natori Station East Exit → 20 minutes by shuttle bus (paid) from Natori City Hall, 15 minutes on foot
3km 5 minutes from Sendai East Road Natori IC
500 units/on the day first come, from 3000 yen

Event Period

Price

Fireworks venue admission fee: Free / Paid seats available: Various tickets for paid viewing seats, please check the official website.

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances, fireworks display


(One company) Natori City Tourism Industry Association

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