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Enshu no Hanabi

遠州の花火

Enshu no Hanabi is a fireworks festival held in Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass). Date: 2026-07-25 (Sat) - mid August, as listed in the Japanese Wikipedia list of Japanese fireworks festivals. Total shells: about 30000. Attendance: Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass). No. Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)

Event essentials

Headline stats

Total Shells
30000
Duration
Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass) min
Nights
1 night(s)
Attendance
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Largest Shell
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Founding Year
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Signature Sequences

  1. 01The formal name is the National Fireworks Master Selection Competition Fukuroi Enshu Fireworks
  2. 02Venue is the Harunogawa riverside park in Fukuroi City
  3. 03About 20,000-30,000 shells, the largest in Shizuoka Prefecture and among the largest nationally
  4. 04A master selection competition in which noted fireworks artisans pit their skill
  5. 05Revived in 2023 after four years and opened at 18:20 in 2026

Venue & Access

Time Window
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Venue
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Address
静岡県袋井市 原野谷川親水公園
Venue Size
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Venue Floor Type
親水公園の河川敷・芝地
Gates Open
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Paid-Seat Holder Entry
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Spectator Capacity
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Launch Company
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Production Company
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Sponsor
Fukuroi Enshu Fireworks Executive Committee (Fukuroi Chamber of Commerce / Fukuroi City / Shizuoka Shimbun and Shizuoka Broadcasting), inside the Fukuroi Chamber of Commerce at 1129-1 Takao, Fukuroi City, Shizuoka, tel 0538-42-6151

Access

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From major cities

From Tokyo
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From Osaka
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From Sendai
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Nearest Station
JR東海道本線 袋井駅/愛野駅
Nearest Shinkansen
新静岡駅・三河三河駅(東海道新幹線)
Local Transit
About 20 min walk east from JR Tokaido Line Fukuroi Station or about 20 min west from Aino Station. Extra services, lengthened formations and through workings are run on the Tokaido Line for the festival. There is no parking at the venue.
Parking
No visitor car park; the car park at the Harunogawa riverside park is used for officials and visitor flow during the festival, as the Japanese Wikipedia article records
Parking Reservation
Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
Lodging Strategy
There is no parking at the venue and it is a 20-minute walk from Fukuroi or Aino Station, so accommodation near those stations or along the approach to the park is the practical choice
English Access
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Cash Required
Playguide seats (Ticket Pia P-code 660-976 / Seven-Ticket seven-code 115-936) must be printed as paper tickets at a FamilyMart or Seven-Eleven; the phone screen alone does not admit you. Buying direct at the Fukuroi Chamber of Commerce member shops is cash only (official ticket page).
Best Arrival
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Peak Crowd
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Tickets

Weather Policy

Rain
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Decision Time
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Postponement
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Wind Threshold
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Typical Risks
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Weather Cancellation History
The 2020 cancellation was decided on 23 April, and 2021 and 2022 were also cancelled over COVID-19 countermeasures, according to the Japanese Wikipedia article and the Shizuoka Shimbun

Sources and verification

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