Upcoming events, festivals, and experiences in Saitama, with dates.
Saitama · Seasonal Events
Experience the purifying 'Chinowa-kuguri' ritual at Kawagoe Kumano Jinja this winter. Collect beautiful seasonal Goshuin stamps and welcome the New Year with a refreshed spirit.
Dec 5 – Dec 30
Saitama · Festivals & Fireworks
Witness the powerful Teppo Matsuri at Iida Hachiman Shrine. Feel the intensity of Japanese tradition as sacred horses gallop through the thunderous sound of gunfire in this spectacular ritual.
Dec 12
A mesmerizing fire festival featuring dancing flames in the night sky. Enjoy a special night experiencing traditional Japanese culture.
Mar 1, 2027
Discover the essence of a Japanese spring at Koshi Jinja Shrine. Enjoy a special moment connecting with local history and the seasonal beauty of nature during this traditional community festival.
Mar 14, 2027
Be amazed by the massive giant kites soaring through the sky! Experience the history and tradition of Kasukabe.
May 3, 2027
Experience the magic of 500 lanterns! Witness the 230-year-old tradition of Kuki's mythical floats transform into a glowing night parade.
Jul 12, 2027
Saitama
The Moto-Arakawa Sakura Trees in Konosu City feature a stunning path of 500 Yoshino cherry trees. During the spring season, you can enjoy beautiful evening illuminations with traditional lanterns.
標高600mに広がる赤い絨毯！青空とポピーの絶景が楽しめる天空のポピー畑。季節限定のグルメや地域の味覚も楽しめます。
Explore the vast Chichibu Muse Park, where music, sports, and culture meet. Enjoy everything from high-altitude zip-lining to relaxing cafe time in nature.
Witness the breathtaking scale of the 'Underground Temple,' one of the world's largest underground discharge channels. A unique opportunity to experience the massive pillars and the advanced engineering that protects the city.
A seasonal must-see from September to November! Enjoy stunning dahlias in a beautiful mountain setting. Please remember to bring cash for the entrance fee.
The perfect starting point to understand Kawagoe. Explore the journey from prehistoric times to the modern era through precious artifacts and immersive displays of 'Little Edo' history.
