Kamo Nijusan'ya Festival Fireworks Venue (加茂二十三夜祭花火大会 会場)

Flow of the course

About this spot

Held on Thursday, July 23, 2026, these fireworks are part of a summer festival passed down in Kamo Town, named “Nijusan'ya” (twenty-third night) after the moon-waiting faith tradition. The festival features a mikoshi (portable shrine) and sagicho procession along with food stalls starting at 6:00 p.m., dedicatory kagura performances and a calligraphy/painting exhibition from 7:00 p.m., and fireworks launched one after another into the night sky starting at 8:10 p.m. There is no official announcement of the number of fireworks launched, but you can enjoy them in the warm atmosphere typical of a festival deeply rooted in the local community. Overlapping with the memories of the ancient ruins and the Hii River from earlier in the day, it becomes a special night that brings Unnan's summer to a close.

Fireworks details

Tips

The event may be canceled in bad weather, so check the organizer's announcement on the day to confirm whether it's held. Roads in the town center get congested after the event ends, so it's recommended to enjoy the lingering atmosphere for a while before heading home.

Best time to visit

Fireworks start at 8:10 p.m. Secure a good viewing spot 30 minutes before it starts.

Access & map

Shimane-ken Unnan-shi・Kamo-cho Kamonaka