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The 89th Rei Matsuri Floating Lantern Fireworks Display

Fukushima 8/10/2026 (Mon)7,000 shells
This festival ended on 8/10/2026 (Mon).See fireworks festivals in Fukushima·See the 8 fireworks calendar
The 89th Rei Matsuri Lantern Floating Fireworks Festival — Water fireworks, Niagara, and No. 10 shells bloom gorgeously in the night sky
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The 89th Rei Matsuri Lantern Floating Fireworks Festival — Water fireworks, Niagara, and No. 10 shells bloom gorgeously in the night sky

Fireworks count7,000 shells
Expected crowdApprox. 75,000 people
Time19:30~21:00
AdmissionPaid seats

Summary

The Rei Festival's flowing-lantern fireworks light up the Tadami River in Yanaizu Town, Fukushima on August 10, 2026, 7:30-9:00 pm. About 7,000 shells launch while some 800 lanterns drift down the gorge water — their sound echoing off the riverside cliffs.

Overview

The 89th Rei Festival lantern-fireworks display takes place along the Tadami River in Yanaizu Town on August 10, 2026, running 90 minutes from 7:30 pm with about 7,000 shells. At dusk, floating lanterns set off down the multicolored river — roughly 800 of them — while the fireworks, including underwater pieces, niagara cascades and 10-gou class shells, light the gorge above. The valley geography bounces the sound off the cliffs for a distinctive resonance. Paid seating is available; access runs via Aizu-Yanaizu Station (15 minutes on foot) or the Aizu-Bange interchange (about 10 minutes by car), with 1,300 free spaces plus paid sections requiring reservation.

Details

Date8/10 (Mon)
End date8/10 (Mon)
Time19:30~21:00
VenueTadami Riverbank
Address福島県河沼郡柳津町
Crowd levelVery large ★★★★☆
Paid seatsYes
Food stallsYes
ParkingYes(Available: 1,300 free parking spaces; some paid parking also available *Reservation required)
Organizer0241-42-2346 Rei Matsuri Floating Lantern Fireworks Executive Committee (Aizu Yanaizu Tourism and Products Association)
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

15 min walk from JR Tadami Line Aizu-Yanaizu Station

🚗 By Car

Approx. 10 min from Ban'etsu Expressway Aizu-Bange IC

Info for International Visitors

Best arrival time

Arriving about an hour before the start should get you a viewing spot, though entrances and riverside walkways get busy. Paid seating is also an option.

Best viewing spots

To enjoy the fireworks and the floating lanterns together, choose a riverbank position facing the water. The valley setting, where sound echoes off the cliffs, is also part of this venue's character.

With kids

Along the riverbank, keep children well back from the water and within sight. People shift positions between the lantern floating and the fireworks, so set a meeting point beforehand.

Photography tips

Phone and camera photos are fine, but tripods and monopods may be restricted in paid seating — check with staff first. To fit both lanterns and fireworks in one frame, shoot from a position with a broad view of the river.

Payment

Buy paid seats in advance where possible. Food stalls generally take cash, so carry plenty of small bills and coins.

Venue Location

37.4617, 139.7168

Coordinates are accurate to the city level and may differ slightly from the exact venue.

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