• A collection of Kansai fireworks festivals with a wide variety for you to choose from!

  
  

• The fireworks festival only takes place once a year. If you miss it, you will have to wait another year.

  
  

• The fireworks festival is combined with a one-day tour of popular attractions, with a rich itinerary and a relaxing trip

  
  

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The first stop is Osaka Castle Park

【Osaka Castle Park】

Osaka Castle was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1583. Surrounding the castle
tower is the 105.6-hectare Osaka Castle Park. In addition to the castle tower,
watchtowers and other historical buildings, and Toyokuni Shrine, the park also
has the Nishinomaru Gardens surrounded by a moat, plum groves and gardens,
Osaka Castle Hall, baseball fields, outdoor music halls and other large-scale
event facilities, as well as comprehensive facilities such as "MIRAIZA OSAKA-
JO" and "JO-TERRACE OSAKA". Osaka Castle Park is also famous as a cherry
blossom spot, and it is often used for concerts and large-scale events. It is
a leisure place that is familiar and loved by the people of Osaka Prefecture.

The second stop is Kuromon Market

【Kuromon Market】

Kuromon Market is a shopping street located in the heart of Osaka. The name of
the market comes from a nearby temple called Enmyoji. Because the temple's
gate is dark black, people call this market near the temple "Kuromon Market".
In this market, conger eels in summer and pufferfish in winter are quite
famous. Various types of shops are crowded together, and the vitality of this
market is exuded in every corner. Kuromon Market is full of various snacks
that live up to the name of "Osaka, a city willing to go bankrupt for food".
Whether it is freshly grilled skewers in the fresh fish shop, fresh juices in
the fruit and vegetable shop, or matcha soft serve ice cream in the tea shop.
As long as you come here, you will definitely not go home empty-minded.

The third stop is the fireworks festival venue (two venues to choose from)

【Naniwa Yodogawa Fireworks Festival】

It started in 1989 (Heisei 1) as a fireworks display made by hand by citizen
volunteers. It has now become one of Osaka's largest and most popular
traditional summer fireworks festivals. The 35th competition will be held
under the theme "The Dawn of a New Era! Dancing from the Sky!" You can enjoy a
large number of fireworks such as the simultaneous firing of shakudama. The
fireworks are synchronized with the music and fired in a dance-like manner.
The dynamic star thunder that spreads out in a neat semicircle on the water
surface on both sides, and the overwhelming power of the large fireworks that
fill the entire field of vision are both worth seeing.

【Tenjin Festival Fireworks】

The enshrined fireworks at the Tenjin Festival, the largest event in western
Japan, attracts more than 1 million people every year. The bonfires of about
100 large ships and about 3,000 fireworks create a fantastic scene. Every
year, there are original fireworks in the form of Tenjin's plum bowl and
unique fireworks such as installations of words.