
Approximately 1,500 Fireworks Illuminate the Summer Night Sky of the Hot Spring Town - Festival Climax
About this spot
The Ureshino Hot Spring Summer Festival Fireworks Grand Festival is an annual summer tradition of Ureshino City held on August 11. Approximately 1,500 fireworks are launched from Miyuki Park, brilliantly illuminating the night sky of the hot spring town along the Ureshino River in vivid colors. The charm of this compact venue is the closeness to the fireworks, and the impact of blooms spreading right before your eyes is extraordinary. The sight where the light of fireworks reflected on the river surface and the glimmer of hot spring inn lights merge in the nightscape has a charm unique to hot spring areas. After spending a full day in Ureshino with your family, thoroughly enjoy the light and sound filling the summer night sky as the grand finale.
Fireworks details
Name: 嬉野温泉夏まつり花火大会
Date & time: 8/11 (Tue) 20:00–
Venue: みゆき公園・嬉野市
Shells: approx. 1,500
Food stalls
Food stalls: Yes
※Announced for 2026. 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
In case of bad weather, check the Ureshino City or official festival announcement for confirmation of whether the event will be held. Roads and parking areas around the venue become congested after the festival ends. After the fireworks end, staggered departure where you enjoy the lingering atmosphere in the park before heading home helps reduce congestion. Confirm your return transportation schedule (bus/car) in advance. The area becomes dark, so having your smartphone's light function is reassuring.
Best time to visit
With the 8 PM start time, be sure to secure your viewing spot at least 30 minutes in advance.
Access & map
Saga Prefecture, Miyuki Park, Ureshino City
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