Upcoming events, festivals, and experiences in Fukushima, with dates.
Fukushima · Festivals & Fireworks
Experience the exquisite aroma of fresh autumn buckwheat. Enjoy a special seasonal soba journey in Yamato, Kitakata.
Oct 17 – Nov 23
A majestic festival featuring five-colored banners and the sound of conch shells. Experience a profound piece of Japanese spiritual heritage at this designated national cultural property.
Dec 7
Experience sacred Kagura dances and seasonal yuzu treats at the historic Yatsuki Tsutsutsumobetsu Shrine. A perfect winter cultural experience in Fukushima.
Dec 12 – Dec 13
Witness the intense energy of the Tsutsukobiki Festival, one of Fukushima's top ten unique festivals, featuring a massive 800kg straw bale being pulled through the streets.
Mar 7, 2027
Discover the beauty of the Otaue Matsuri at Isasumi Jinja. From the graceful Saotome dance to the powerful procession of portable shrines, this festival offers a profound look into Japan's traditional culture and seasonal rituals.
Jul 12, 2027
Visit the Aizu Tashima Gion Matsuri to witness 800 years of tradition, including grand floats and the legendary 'Japan's Most Beautiful Bride Procession.'
Jul 22, 2027
Fukushima
春には1,300本の桜が咲き誇る、日本最古級のソメイヨシノと美しい湖畔の景色が楽しめる歴史ある公園です。リニューアルされたカフェやバラ園もあり、四季を通じて自然を満喫できます。
Discover the architectural splendor of the 'Nagadoko' prayer hall and the stunning golden autumn scenery of the 800-year-old giant ginkgo tree.
A quintessential spring landscape in Fukushima. The sight of unique, brush-shaped trees set against the snow-capped Azuma Mountains offers a truly special seasonal experience.
Experience the majesty of a 600-year-old Edohigan cherry tree. As one of the earliest blossoms in Fukushima, this single tree offers a stunning pink display alongside nostalgic railway views and yellow rapeseed flowers.
An interactive information center in Tomioka Town where you can 'see, touch, and learn' about the current status of environmental restoration. Through exhibits and workshops, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of environmental safety and recycling.
A vast sports park in Fukushima featuring professional facilities and stunning views of the Azuma Mountain Range. It is a versatile hub for sports, walking, and training camps, complete with on-site accommodations.
