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Top/Kanto/Lake Ashi Summer Festival Week: 1269th Grand Festival Commemorative Fireworks
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Lake Ashi Summer Festival Week: 1269th Grand Festival Commemorative Fireworks

Kanagawa Prefecture 8/1/2026 (Sat)2,300 shells
This festival ended on 8/1/2026 (Sat).See fireworks festivals in Kanagawa Prefecture·See the 8 fireworks calendar
Lake Ashi Summer Festival Week 1269 Grand Festival Celebration Fireworks — Magnificent fireworks enjoyed in a shrine and lake setting
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Lake Ashi Summer Festival Week 1269 Grand Festival Celebration Fireworks — Magnificent fireworks enjoyed in a shrine and lake setting

Fireworks count2,300 shells
Expected crowdTBD
Time20:00~20:20
AdmissionFree viewing

Summary

On August 1, 2,300 fireworks launch over Moto-Hakone Bay on Lake Ashi for 20 minutes from 20:00, as the offering display for the grand festival marking the 1,269th year of Hakone Shrine's founding — night two of the Lake Ashi Summer Festival Week. The shrine hosts rites and dedicatory dances through the day before the lake takes over after dark. Buses run about 35 minutes from Hakone-Yumoto Station, stopping right by the shore.

Overview

The grand festival honors the shrine's 1,269 years with rites and dedicatory performances, and the night closes with fireworks from the bay: a 20-minute run of 2,300 shells whose light settles on the lake in front of the crowd. Because the festival week schedules several lake-top displays on different nights, staying multiple nights in Hakone lets you catch more than one. Buses from Hakone-Yumoto Station take about 35 minutes to Moto-Hakone or the Hakone Shrine entrance stop, and 330 paid parking spaces exist nearby, though summer congestion makes public transport the steadier choice.

Details

Date8/1 (Sat)
End date8/1 (Sat)
Time20:00~20:20
VenueOver Lake Ashi (Moto-Hakone)
Address神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町
Crowd levelSmall ★☆☆☆☆
Paid seatsNo
Food stallsNo
ParkingYes(Available: 330 spaces. First 30 minutes: ¥300. After that: ¥150 per 30 minutes, or free)
Organizer0460-85-5700 Hakone Town General Tourist Information Center
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

Approx. 35-minute bus ride from Hakone-Yumoto Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway (bound for Hakone-machi Port or Hakone Checkpoint Ruins), get off at Moto-Hakone or Hakone Jinja Iriguchi bus stop, then a short walk

🚗 By Car

Approx. 40 minutes from Seisho Bypass Hakoneguchi IC via National Route 1

Info for International Visitors

Best arrival time

Plan to be at the lakeside 30–45 minutes before the start. Moto-Hakone has many narrow roads and the buses fill up in the evening. If you worship at the festival rites first and then move to the shore, allow extra travel time.

With kids

The route runs between the shrine grounds and the lakeshore, so keep hold of your child's hand in the crowds. At the shore, watch from a position away from the water's edge.

Photography tips

Pairing the fireworks reflected on the lake with the lantern-lit approach of Hakone Shrine gives the photo a solemn, festival-night character. With only 20 minutes of show, finish your settings beforehand.

Payment

Viewing is free. Parking offers 330 spaces (300 yen for the first 30 minutes, then around 150 yen per 30 minutes, or free). Restaurant openings around the venue vary by day, so checking ahead brings peace of mind.

Venue Location

35.2388, 139.0525

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

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