2026 Iida-machi Tōrōyama Festival & Hokkoku Fireworks Full-Day Course

This is a full-day course centered on the Iida-machi Tōrōyama Festival & Hokkoku Fireworks (飯田町燈籠山祭り北国花火大会), held from 8:30 PM on Monday, July 20, 2026, around Iida-machi and Kasuga-dori (飯田町・春日通り) in Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Located at the tip of the Noto Peninsula, Suzu is a port town where the sea and traditional events live on. Start the day by visiting Mitsukejima (見附島), a scenic spot affectionately nicknamed 'Battleship Island' for its appearance rising from the sea, and feel the grandeur of the Noto coastline. Next, at Takojima Fishing Port (蛸島漁港), take a relaxed stroll through the peaceful scenery of a port town lined with fishing boats. In the afternoon, stop by Michi-no-Eki Suzu Enden Mura (道の駅すず塩田村) and rest while watching the traditional craft of agehama-style salt making, passed down in Noto since ancient times. In the evening, return to the venue area and take care of dinner and securing a spot amid the excitement of the Tōrōyama Festival, where giant lantern-shaped floats called tōron-yama parade through town. As the sun sets and festival excitement rises, fireworks launch one after another into the night sky. This night, where a deeply rooted local tradition overlaps with fireworks, is a special moment filled with the warm sense of unity unique to a Noto port town. Striking coastal rock formations, traditional salt fields, and a festival with fireworks — this plan lets you enjoy the best of Suzu's charms in a single day.