Tsuchiura All-Japan Fireworks Competition
One of Japan's three great fireworks competitions, where makers demonstrate new shells over the Sakura River in Tsuchiura.
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Every fireworks event on the calendar, checked against official sources.
One of Japan's three great fireworks competitions, where makers demonstrate new shells over the Sakura River in Tsuchiura.
Fireworks over Atami Bay held more than ten times a year, each 20-minute display ending with the Dai-Kuchu Niagara finale across the bay.
Late-autumn fireworks over the Sai River in Nagano City on 23 November, the finale of the Ebisuko season.
A season-long series of short fireworks displays fired over the snow at Yuzawa's ski resorts on winter nights.
Winter fireworks over Lake Kawaguchi with Mt Fuji behind, launched from Oike Park and two other lakeside sites on weekend nights.
A one-day fireworks illusion of 10,000 fireworks synchronised to music, billed as Japan's earliest summer fireworks.
One of Japan's three great fireworks competitions, where pyrotechnicians selected from across the country dedicate competitive displays over the Miya River at Ise.
The fireworks finale of the Toyota Oiden Matsuri, with melody fireworks, wide star mines and a Niagara 30 metres high and 550 metres wide over the Yahagi River.
About 4,000 fireworks over the Toyohira River in central Sapporo, a summer tradition easily reached from the city centre.
Fireworks display launched from two sites along the Sumida River in Tokyo, in the Asakusa area.
Yokohama's major summer fireworks festival over Yokohama Port in Minato Mirai, the renamed successor to the Minato Mirai Smart Festival, with music and street performances.
Two nights of fireworks over the Shinano River, the centrepiece of the Nagaoka Festival, famous for the Phoenix recovery shell and the giant Shosanshakudama.
One of Kyushu's largest fireworks displays, launched simultaneously at Kyomachi and Sasayama on the Chikugo River in Kurume.
Fireworks display over the Edogawa River in Edogawa, held jointly with Ichikawa City across the river in Chiba.
Fireworks display over the Arakawa River in Itabashi, held at the same time as the Todabashi display across the river.
Two evenings of fireworks and a drone show over Lake Shinji, one of Japan's leading lake fireworks displays.
About 20,000 fireworks over the Fuefuki River in Ichikawamisato, the largest fireworks display in Yamanashi Prefecture.
Around 10,000 fireworks launched over Lake Biwa from barges off Otsu Port, Kansai's biggest summer display.
The main Shirahama summer fireworks display of about 3,500 shells over Shirarahama Beach, held every 10 August.
Fukui's biggest fireworks display, launched over the sea at Mikuni Sunset Beach each 11 August.
Fireworks display on the Tokachi River riverbank in Obihiro, launched from a special venue downstream of Tokachi Ohashi Bridge.
Fireworks launched from both banks of the Kanmon Straits, between Moji in Kitakyushu and Shimonoseki.
Ticketed fireworks and live music festival at Meiji Jingu Gaien in Tokyo, with about 10,000 fireworks.
About 40,000 shells over Lake Suwa in one of Japan's largest single-night fireworks displays.
Some 10,000 shells over Shichirimihama Beach, with shells detonated on the sea surface and echoing off the Onigajo cliffs.
A design fireworks competition on the Akagawa riverbed in Tsuruoka, where pyrotechnicians from across Japan compete.
About 15,000 fireworks over Kinko Bay at Kagoshima Port, with Sakurajima as the backdrop.
Japan's national fireworks competition, where pyrotechnic companies from across the country compete on the Omono River at Omagari.
Dedication fireworks for Asahara Shrine in Katakai, Ojiya, famous for the giant yonshakudama shells launched on both nights.
Autumn fireworks display over the Tama River at Futako-Tamagawa in Setagaya, held simultaneously with Kawasaki's display across the river.