Sugagawa Sakura Festival

An event that serves old trees and broken trees of peonies that have lived their lives in Tenju, within the country-designated Meishō "Sugagawa Peony Garden". At the beginning of the Taisho era, what the lord of the garden, who was also a haiku poet, invited local and close poets, has been handed down to the present day. The flame that burns with a faint scent in the dark and dark creates an emotional atmosphere. In 1978, "Peony Bonfire" was recorded as the winter's quarterly language in the haiku-age book. In 2001, he was selected as "Kaori Scenery 100" by the Ministry of the Environment.

A traditional event in the city of Sugagawa with a history of more than 430 years. Young people carry a huge torch, which is about 8m long and weighs 2 tons, and they mingle around the city, heading to the venue of Gorozan. After arrival, about 20 torches are ignited one after another, including torches that are raised by manpower. The sight of the giant torches burning in the midst of the torch drum is a masterpiece. Image courtesy: Sugagawa Tourism Exchange Division

One of the best fireworks displays in Fukushima Prefecture. A variety of fireworks, such as music creation fireworks, super-large star mines and Niagara, from several places along with the performance of shakutama by famous fireworks artists, will brightly color the summer night sky. From the paid bleachers where you can view the fireworks slowly without worrying about the location, you can see the great fireworks up close, so it has become so popular that it is sold out every year.