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Fireworks with music and light interlocking go up around Starmine. Fireworks hit in special programs to decorate the finale of the fireworks display are spectacular. Image courtesy: (one company) Nirasaki Tourism Association

At an altitude of 924m, Myoseidake is commonly referred to as Taiyaku Mountain, and is correctly one of the Hakone Sotoyamayama. The capital yaki of Gora Onsen, which will be held on August 16, was caused by the comfort of summer guests in 1921, but as a fire of Urabon, the happiness of all mountains against the unrelated spirits of all mountains is also prayed. The fireworks with the "large" fire letters in the back are stunning. Avoid coming by car because of the small number of parking units. Image courtesy: Gora Island Photo Theater

In an attempt to comfort the spirits of the war dead, a special event of the old Bon Festival, which began in 1950. Colorful fireworks are launched and the sea and night sky are beautifully colored, along with lanterns that are washed away at the same time. Extraordinary bus service planned. Image provided: (one company) Tsuruga Tourism Association

Also known as Oni-Mai, a Buddhist play that preaches causal information and the teachings of good and evil. On the day, there are performances such as "Ju no Kawara", "Kama Boiled" and "Mountain of Death". Image courtesy: Yokoshiba Hikari Town Board of Education

The "Isobe Hot Spring Festival" is a traditional festival with a history of more than 70 years. There are plenty of events such as Ayu's grabbing, hot spring vaudeville, children's god koshi, and a lighthouse sink. Around 2000 fireworks are launched on the banks of the Usui River.

The viewing venue along the Hirose River is close to the mountain launch site, and you can enjoy powerful fireworks while watching the river lights.

The summer wind poem of the Miharu tradition, which has been more than 300 years since the Edo period. In the past, in August, it was held every night in nearby villages, but now it is held for two days on August 15 and 16 on the "Matsuri Road" of Miharu Omachi, it shows a buzz worthy of a Sanchun specialty.

A festival with a tradition of more than 300 years, the beginning of which was to decorate the houses of the road with green bamboo with lanterns to pick up the "Mikoshi of Hachiman Shrine", and then to decorate the roadside with red lanterns on the green bamboo.

A competition between music and fireworks. Around 3000 fireworks were launched, mainly large fireworks, and "Japan's No. 1 Towns" No.

It is a festival of spirits that began in the Edo period and has a tradition of more than 250 years. On August 16, fireworks are set off with Yokote Castle in the back as men violently hit each other with Yagata boats made of straw and weighing over 700kg.