Furusato Ryugu Matsuri
ふるさと龍宮まつり
Experience the magical Furusato Ryugu Matsuri in Namerikawa City, Toyama.This event has ended
The Furusato Ryugu Matsuri is a special celebration held in Namerikawa City, Toyama Prefecture, where local traditions meet the mystical atmosphere of summer.
Highlights
About Furusato Ryugu Matsuri
- A Special Summer Night: A rare opportunity to experience the beauty of a Japanese summer in Namerikawa.
- Local Food Culture: Enjoy delicious local delicacies and flavors unique to the Toyama region.
- Photogenic Scenery: Capture stunning photos amidst the mystical and magical festival atmosphere.
- Stay and Explore: Combine your visit with a stay at nearby glamping sites or local accommodations to fully enjoy Toyama tourism.
Schedule
July 18, 2026 – July 19, 2026
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
29°/25°
10%
Tue
8/4
31°/25°
98%
Wed
8/5
32°/25°
55%
Thu
8/6
31°/24°
2%
Fri
8/7
32°/25°
55%
Sat
8/8
28°/25°
67%
Sun
8/9
29°/25°
43%
Plan your stay & activities
Tips
Payment
Please prepare cash for food and shopping.
English Support
Please check on-site for English-language assistance.
Reservations
No prior reservation is required for general attendance.
Clothing
Wear breathable clothing suitable for summer heat and comfortable walking shoes.
Essentials
Bring drinks for hydration and a light source for walking at night.
Etiquette
Please be mindful of your surroundings and take your trash with you.
Before & After the Event
Ajisai Matsuri (Hydrangea Festival)
Enjoy the Ajisai Marche at IOX-AROSA, featuring scenic tent saunas, workshops, and gourmet food like handmade soba. Note: Tent sauna reservations are recommended via phone!
Held in the same area in 2026-07
Toyama Prefectural Arts and Culture Festival
A large-scale cultural festival in Toyama featuring music, art, and theater. Experience the rich local culture of the region.
Held in the same area in 2026-07
Toshio Hirakawa 20th Anniversary Exhibition: Into the Abyss of Life
A special exhibition commemorating the 20th anniversary of painter Toshio Hirakawa's passing. Experience his profound depictions of life at the Toyama Prefectural Suiboku Museum.
Held in the same area in 2026-07