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Umi no Hi Iruka Festa 2026
5 min readEvent Overview
"Umi no Hi Iruka Festa 2026" is held at Michi-no-Eki Amakusa Iruka Center in Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture. To celebrate Marine Day (Umi no Hi), the event features local specialties, cultural exhibits, and interactive activities. Enjoy a seaside atmosphere with a market showcasing fresh local ingredients and handmade goods, kid-friendly activities like bubble play, and a fun bingo tournament with prizes.
Highlights & How to Enjoy
Key programs include:
- *Marine Day Marche**: Shop for local specialties, fresh vegetables, and handmade crafts directly from the producers of Amakusa.
- *Interactive Experience Corner**: Enjoy fun activities such as bubble play and free balloon art.
- *Bingo Tournament**: Participate in a bingo event for a chance to win exciting prizes.
These activities offer a wonderful way to connect with the nature and culture of Amakusa.
Date & Schedule
- *Event Date**: Sunday, July 20, 2026
Venue & Access
The venue is Michi-no-Eki Amakusa Iruka Center.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Venue Name | Michi-no-Eki Amakusa Iruka Center |
Access to the Amakusa area is typically via car or public transportation. We recommend checking current traffic conditions and transportation options in advance.
Tips for Visitors
- *Shopping at the Marche**: A great opportunity to find unique local vegetables, specialties, and handmade goods.
- *Interactive Programs**: Don't miss the bubble play and balloon art experiences.
- *Prize Events**: Be sure to join the bingo tournament for a chance to win prizes.
Essentials & Etiquette
- *Payment Methods**: Please prepare cash for purchases and food/drinks. Check with individual booths for specific payment options (cash vs. card).
- *English Support**: For information regarding English language support, please consult the local event staff on-site.
- *Reservations**: Please check the official website to see if any specific programs require advance booking.
- *Etiquette**: As the event is held at a public roadside station (Michi-no-Eki), please be considerate of other visitors and follow local rules.