2026 Kamo Nijusan'ya Festival Fireworks: A Full-Day Course

This course centers on the Kamo Nijusan'ya Festival Fireworks, held on Thursday, July 23, 2026 at 8:10 p.m., and spends a full day exploring Kamo Town in Unnan City, Shimane Prefecture. During the day, experience the romance of ancient times at the Kamo Iwakura Site, known as one of Japan's leading sites for the discovery of bronze bells (dotaku), and take a break at a local park. In the afternoon, spend time by the Hii River, feeling the flow of the river and the cool breeze. In the evening, secure a spot in the town center and wait for the show to begin while having dinner. At night, fireworks are launched into the sky over Kamo Town. It's a summer day plan in Unnan where you can fully enjoy both a tour of ancient ruins and riverside fireworks. There is no official announcement of the number of fireworks launched, so please check on-site information on the day. This is a summer festival long passed down in the region, named after the twenty-third night moon.