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The 52nd Tadami Hometown Snow Festival

The 52nd Tadami Hometown Snow Festival

Event Overview

Tadami-cho, known as one of the country's top heavy snowfall areas. The "Tadami Hometown Snow Festival" began with the desire to use that abundant snow as a pleasure in winter. The heavy snow statue is transformed into a fantastic world by projection mapping at night. In addition to the presentation of traditional performing arts on the special stage of the snow, the prayer fireworks in the snow are held. In Yukinko City in the venue, there is a store where you can enjoy the taste of the local area. One of the big winter events in Tadami-cho. Image courtesy:(C) Tadami hometown snow festival

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • 只見線広場（JR只見駅前）
  • Address:   
  • 福島県南会津郡只見町只見雨堤1018-1
  • PublicTransportation:   
JR只見駅→徒歩1分
  • CarAccess:   
東北道西那須野塩原ICから国道400・121・289号経由105km2時間
  • Phone Number:   
  • 0241-82-5240（只見ふるさとの雪まつり実行委員会）
  • Parking Number:   
400 units/free

Event Period

  • 前夜祭：2025年2月7日（金）、本祭り：2025年2月8日（土）～2月9日（日）

Price

Free

Event Category

Snow and winter festival


大雪像と花火
（C）只見ふるさとの雪まつり


郷土芸能
（C）只見ふるさとの雪まつり


厄払いの儀
（C）只見ふるさとの雪まつり

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