The wind-haya sea festival (fireworks display)

The wind-haya sea festival (fireworks display)

Event Overview

There are powerful big-ball fireworks and star mines on the Kajima Sea. At the outer port, there are many night shops and there are many people. We recommend that you use public transportation as much as possible.

Info

JR Iyo-Hojo Station → 10-minute walk
From Songshan Road Matsuyama IC via National Route 196 25km 1 hour
Free, 300 vehicles (planned), some paid

Event Period

*In case of bad weather, it will be postponed to July 26 (Sunday)

Price

Fireworks site entrance fee: free/with paid seats: details required by official site

Event Category

Fireworks display, festival of fire and lights

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