Festival "Thank you Fireworks"

Event Overview

A fireworks festival held to express gratitude to the Ibigawa River and pray for the safety of the river. It is called "Thank You Fireworks" because message stickers with expressions of gratitude and wishes are attached to the fireworks before they are launched. The large shells that spread out to a diameter of about 300 meters are breathtaking.

Info

Event Location:

Ibi River Riverbed (Upstream of Maeshima Bridge)

Address:

Ibigawa-cho, Ibi-gun, Gifu

Public Transportation:

Furo Railway Ibi Station → 20 minutes on foot

Car Access:

9 km 15 minutes from Tokai Kanjo Road Ono Kobe IC via Prefectural Road 263 and National Route 417. Alternatively, 12 km 25 minutes from Tokai Kanjo Road Motosu IC via National Route 303.

Phone Number:

0585-22-2111 (Ibiwa Festival Executive Committee)

Parking Number:

1000 vehicles / Free. Ibi Town Community Exchange Center "Hanamomo", Ibi General Government Building, etc.

Event Period

August 1, 2026 (Saturday)

*Event will proceed in light rain; postponed to August 2 (Sunday) in case of severe weather.

Price

Fireworks venue entrance fee: Free

Event Category

Fireworks Festival

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