Weekend Events in Fukushima (September 5–6, 2026)
週末のイベント情報
Experience the best of Fukushima! From Kabuki and art to camping and festivals.
Schedule
September 5, 2026 00:00 – September 6, 2026 23:59
From September 5 (Sat) to September 6 (Sun), 2026, various events will be held throughout Fukushima Prefecture.
Highlights
About Weekend Events in Fukushima (September 5–6, 2026)
- Experience Tradition: Watching Kabuki in Hinohata Village is a rare chance to feel the soul of Japanese performing arts.
- Connect with Nature: Enjoy the lush landscapes of Fukushima through camping at Mt. Yamatsuri or festivals in Naganuma.
- Discover Art: Immerse yourself in local creativity at the Basin and Satoyama Art Festival or the Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art.
- Local Flavors: Enjoy unique food and drink experiences, such as the beer garden in Okuma Town.
Weather forecast
Sat
9/5
28°/20°
25%
Sun
9/6
25°/19°
86%
Mon
9/7
23°/20°
100%
Tue
9/8
30°/21°
49%
Wed
9/9
25°/20°
73%
Thu
9/10
22°/19°
69%
Fri
9/11
23°/17°
46%
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