The Essence of the Dazzlingly Beautiful Omagari Fireworks Festival

🎖️ A Historic and Prestigious Competition ・A tradition spanning over 100 years since its inception in 1910, this event is known as the "Koshien of the Fireworks World," where pyrotechnicians from across Japan compete. ・Awards such as the Prime Minister's Prize, the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Prize, and the Commissioner of the Japan Tourism Agency Prize are presented, with winning these honors being a source of pride for pyrotechnicians. 🌞 Unique Two-Part Day and Night Program ・Daytime Fireworks (17:10~): Artistic expressions using smoke and colors (like smoke dragons and colored smoke), creating a unique competition that paints the daytime sky as a canvas. ・Nighttime Fireworks (18:50~): Featuring precision-crafted 10-inch shells (both task-specific and free-style), and "creative fireworks" synchronized with music, offering a comprehensive display of fireworks beauty. 🎆 The Fusion of "Creative Fireworks" and Music ・Creative fireworks launched in sync with J-POP and other music provide a moving experience that blends auditory and visual sensations. The climax, when the fireworks bloom in unison with the song's chorus, brings the excitement of the venue to its peak. 🌟 Wide Starmine "Event-Sponsored Fireworks" ・A grand Wide Starmine display spanning over 900 meters along the riverbank. This powerful program lasts about 5–7 minutes, with fireworks launched continuously to match the music and theme. ・Renowned for its emotionally moving performances, it’s a perfect finale that spectators will want to capture on camera. 🌸 Seasonal Fireworks Events ・In addition to the summer national competition, seasonal events are held throughout the year: spring (international exchange), autumn (theatrical shows), and winter (new collections by young artists). These four annual series allow visitors to fully enjoy the "City of Fireworks." 📅 Event Information Date: Held annually on the last Saturday of August (2025 date: August 30) Number of Fireworks: Approximately 18,000 Access: 25-minute walk from Omagari Station; traffic restrictions and parking available Viewing Seats: Paid seats such as A seats, C seats, and chair seats are available via lottery. The box seats offer an especially thrilling viewing experience.