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Kazahaya Fireworks Festival

The Kazahaya Fireworks Festival takes place on July 25, 2026, at Hojo Port in the Matsuyama area. Fireworks are launched from piers extending from Kashima Island, while spectators gather along the quayside and harbor. The event also features festival stalls, free unreserved viewing areas, and attendees wearing traditional summer clothing.

Date
Jul 25, 2026
Kazahaya Fireworks Festival

Event summary

Highlights

  • Fireworks launched from piers extending from Kashima Island
  • Waterfront viewing from Hojo Port and nearby quays
  • Festival stalls selling food, drinks, toys, and other goods
  • Traditional summer clothing worn by many attendees
The Kazahaya Fireworks Festival is held on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at Hojo Port in Hojo, outside central Matsuyama. The display is staged across the water from Kashima Island, with fireworks launched from long piers on the island and viewed from the mainland harbor, nearby quays, and boats in the channel.

Alongside the pyrotechnics, stalls around the streets and port sell snacks, drinks, toys, and festival goods. Many visitors attend in yukata and other traditional summer clothing, adding to the seasonal atmosphere.

General entry is described as free, with unreserved viewing available. A paid area near Kashima offers camping tables seating four people and access to temporary facilities. The source recommends arriving by train or bicycle, with Iyo-Hojo listed as the nearest JR station.

Practical details

Location described by the source
Hojo Port
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Matsuyama

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