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Ina Festival

Saitama 8/22/2026 (Sat)TBD
This festival ended on 8/22/2026 (Sat).See fireworks festivals in Saitama·See the 8 fireworks calendar
2026 Ina Festival: The grand star mine blooming across the night sky is full of impact
(一社)伊奈町観光協会
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2026 Ina Festival: The grand star mine blooming across the night sky is full of impact

Fireworks countTBD
Expected crowdApprox. 50,000 people
Time16:00~21:15
AdmissionFree viewing

Summary

Ina Town, the 'town of roses' in Saitama Prefecture, holds its Ina Festival on August 22. The summer fixture unfolds at the Ina Town 30th Anniversary Memorial Park from 4 pm, with children's and adults' mikoshi parading, stalls lining the grounds and bon-odori circles forming — before fireworks including star mines close the night. Around 50,000 attend each year.

Overview

The Ina Festival, the summer fixture of Ina Town in Saitama's Kitasaitama area, runs town-wide on August 22. The venue is the Ina Town Municipal Anniversary Memorial Park, where the festival starts at 4 pm: children's and adults' mikoshi wind through the grounds, stalls line the paths and bon-odori circles open up. The night closes with fireworks including star mines, and the event draws about 50,000. The shell count has not yet been announced, but the park area is busiest once the fireworks begin. Free parking exists though spaces are limited, so the organizer asks visitors to use public transport — Uchida Station on the New Shuttle is a 10-minute walk. Check the organizer's latest announcements for the fireworks start time.

Details

Date8/22 (Sat)
End date8/22 (Sat)
Time16:00~21:15
VenueIna Town Memorial Park
Address埼玉県北足立郡伊奈町
Crowd levelVery large ★★★★☆
Paid seatsNo
Food stallsYes
ParkingYes(Available: Free but limited spaces. Please use public transportation.)
OrganizerIna Town Tourism Association
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

10 min walk from Uchijuku Station on the New Shuttle

Info for International Visitors

Best arrival time

Aim to be in position about an hour before the evening fireworks. The festival itself starts at 4 pm, so arriving with time to spare lets you enjoy the daytime program. The park is most crowded at fireworks time and the free lots are limited — coming by New Shuttle is the safer bet.

With kids

With a children's mikoshi parading through the grounds, it is a friendly festival for young families. Crowds make separation easy — agree on a meeting point beforehand.

Photography tips

Phone and camera photos are fine. Be considerate with tripods and monopods in crowded areas. The mikoshi parades and bon-odori dancing make good daytime subjects too.

Payment

Entry and viewing are free; stalls generally take cash only, so carry plenty of small bills and coins.

Venue Location

36.0063, 139.6159

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

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