Hachijō Island Fireworks Festival

Hachijō Island Fireworks Festival

Event Overview

A fireworks festival held on Hachijo Island, located at the southernmost tip of the Izu Seven Islands. Over two days in mid-August, a handmade fireworks display by the islanders takes place at the Bottom Port. The pre-festival features food stalls and stage events, with fireworks launched on the second day. The star mines and 10-inch shells bloom magnificently in the night sky filled with stars, creating a truly vibrant and powerful spectacle. The "message fireworks" that convey feelings to loved ones are also popular. Watching the splendid fireworks leisurely in the tropical sea breeze is the perfect memory of the trip.

Info

Hachijō-jima Airport → 10 minutes by car. or Hachijō-jima Bottom Port → 2 minutes by foot
400 units/free

Event Period

*In case of rain, it will be postponed to August 12 (Wednesday).

Price

Fireworks venue entrance fee: Free

Event Category

Fireworks display, traditional performing arts and dance

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