Reader’s Question: I’m thinking about going to the fireworks festival in Koyama. Since it’s my first time, I have a few questions. Which viewing area is better: the 5000 yen lawn seats, the stair seats, or the free viewing area?
Reader’s Question:
This is about the Tanabata fireworks in Sendai. Where are the best free viewing spots to see these fireworks at their most beautiful?
Reader’s Question:
I’m going to the Tenjin Matsuri, but can I see the fireworks from the southern bank of Kawasaki Park? How much of the fireworks can I see?
Since it’s my
Yes, you can use handheld fireworks at Kakuretani Park in Shin-Yurigaoka. However, please be mindful of safety regulations and local guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
The Toyohashi Gion Festival, held in the city of Toyohashi in Aichi Prefecture, is a vibrant celebration that showcases traditional Japanese culture through colorful floats, local cuisine, and spirited
