
Approximately 1,500 fireworks launched from the bay, with reflected fireworks on the still water as a highlight
About this spot
A maritime fireworks festival launching approximately 1,500 fireworks from the water of Kumihama Bay starting at 7:30 p.m. for one hour on August 9, 2026 (Sunday). Because Kumihama Bay is a quiet inner bay separated from the Japan Sea by a sandbar, the waves are gentle and the water surface remains calm, allowing the launched fireworks to reflect directly on the bay's surface—a "reflected fireworks" display that is the festival's greatest feature. Within the bay surrounded by mountains, the explosion sounds echo with a serene intensity unlike urban fireworks displays. While the number of fireworks is not excessive, each large bloom slowly spreads across the water's surface in an impressive display. It's an unforgettable hour closing out a Tango summer night.
Fireworks details
Name: 久美浜湾海上花火大会
Date & time: 8/9 (Sun) 19:30–20:30
Venue: 京丹後市・久美浜公園(浜公園隣)
Shells: approx. 1,500
Food stalls
Hours: approx. 17:00–
※Based on previous years. Stall lineups change year to year. Please check the official site for the latest details.
Turn this into a day plan with stall time includedTips
Check Kyotango City's official announcements to confirm whether the event will proceed in case of bad weather. The area around the venue becomes congested after the conclusion, so it's recommended to linger on the beach for a while to savor the lingering impressions before leaving. The ground becomes dark, so prepare a small light. Also confirm in advance your route home and the parking lot exit order.
Best time to visit
Timed with the 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. performance hours. Secure your viewing spot at least 30 minutes before the start.
Access & map
Kyoto Prefecture, Kyotango City, Kumihama Park (adjacent to Hama Park)
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2026 Kumihama Bay Maritime Fireworks Festival 1-Day Full Experience Course
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