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Omagari Fireworks Festival 2-Day Shinkansen Tour with Reserved Seating, Yura Onsen Yaotome Stay, and Zao Okama Sightseeing [Departing from Tokyo Station]
- Enjoy the Omagari Fireworks Festival, the 98th National Fireworks Competition, one of Japan's most prestigious events! Experience the highest level of Japanese fireworks up close from reserved seating.
- A popular tour that is easy to join from Tokyo. Travel is stress-free with Shinkansen and chartered bus transportation.
- Since you will be traveling by chartered bus from Sendai Station, you can leave your luggage in the trunk and enjoy sightseeing comfortably.
- Reserved seating is included for the fireworks festival. Enjoy the powerful, large-scale fireworks up close.
- A bento dinner will be provided on the first day.
- Accommodation is at Yura Onsen in Yamagata Prefecture. You can relax and soothe the fatigue of your travels.
- English-speaking tour conductor & multilingual interpretation system available. An English-speaking tour conductor will accompany you from Tokyo Station. Additionally, a multilingual interpretation system is available, ensuring a worry-free experience for non-English speaking guests as well.
Sightseeing Tours
| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point |
| Minimum participant requirement | 10 travelers |
| Meal arrangement | Breakfast included |
| Accommodation type | Hotel |
| Seasonal | Summer Festival |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights |
| Transport | Bus tour |
Product Info
This is a special 2-day, 1-night tour departing from Tokyo Station by Shinkansen to the Omagari Fireworks Festival, a quintessential summer tradition in Tohoku.
Upon arrival at Sendai Station on the first day, you will head to the fireworks venue by bus to enjoy the spectacular National Fireworks Competition, one of the largest in Japan, from the comfort of your seat.
After the breathtaking show, you will stay at a hotel in Yura Onsen, Yamagata Prefecture, where you can soothe your travel fatigue in the hot springs.
On the second day, after enjoying some shopping and free time for lunch in the Shonai area, you will take a stroll around the Zao Okama Crater, known for its mystical scenery. Spend a healing moment surrounded by the emerald green crater lake and majestic nature.
This is a luxurious 2-day, 1-night trip packed with the charm of Tohoku, allowing you to fully enjoy fireworks, hot springs, and sightseeing all at once.
The Omagari Fireworks Festival, renowned as one of Japan's three major fireworks festivals, is a top-class fireworks competition held in Daisen City, Akita Prefecture. Officially known as the "National Fireworks Competition," it brings together top-class pyrotechnicians from across the country to compete in skill and creativity. The vibrant and creative fireworks that light up the night sky, as well as the powerful launch of large shells, are particularly breathtaking and captivate many spectators every year. With a history and tradition spanning over 100 years, the Omagari Fireworks Festival is a truly unforgettable one-night-only event where you can experience Japan's finest fireworks art up close.
![[Okama] A scenic spot representative of the Zao mountain range, this crater lake is located on the border between Miyagi and Yamagata prefectures. Surrounded by three peaks—Karita-dake, Kumano-dake, and Goshiki-dake—its shape resembles a cauldron, hence the name "Okama." The lake's surface displays various colors, from emerald green to deep blue, depending on the weather, season, and light, earning it the nickname "Goshikinuma" (Five-Colored Pond). Its mystical beauty captivates many tourists. It is one of Tohoku's most popular tourist destinations and a must-visit when visiting Zao.](https://image.kkday.com/v2/image/get/c_fit%2Cq_55%2Ct_webp%2Cw_960/s1.kkday.com/product_scm_17171/20260421082450_TQP0q/jpg)
[Okama] A scenic spot representative of the Zao mountain range, this crater lake is located on the border between Miyagi and Yamagata prefectures. Surrounded by three peaks—Karita-dake, Kumano-dake, and Goshiki-dake—its shape resembles a cauldron, hence the name "Okama." The lake's surface displays various colors, from emerald green to deep blue, depending on the weather, season, and light, earning it the nickname "Goshikinuma" (Five-Colored Pond). Its mystical beauty captivates many tourists. It is one of Tohoku's most popular tourist destinations and a must-visit when visiting Zao.
![[Yura Onsen Yaotome] This hot spring inn, located along the Yura coast in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture, offers ocean views from every room. Enjoy the beautiful sunsets over the Sea of Japan and fresh seafood that changes with the seasons. From the panoramic public bath and open-air bath, you can enjoy magnificent ocean views and spend a truly relaxing time. (Photo is an example.)](https://image.kkday.com/v2/image/get/c_fit%2Cq_55%2Ct_webp%2Cw_960/s1.kkday.com/product_scm_17171/20260417034857_MTccW/jpg)
[Yura Onsen Yaotome] This hot spring inn, located along the Yura coast in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture, offers ocean views from every room. Enjoy the beautiful sunsets over the Sea of Japan and fresh seafood that changes with the seasons. From the panoramic public bath and open-air bath, you can enjoy magnificent ocean views and spend a truly relaxing time. (Photo is an example.)
![[Yura Onsen Yaotome Hot Springs] Beyond the rising steam lies the picturesque Yura Sea. Enjoy a relaxing and healing time in our open-air bath where you can feel the sea breeze, or in our large public bath with a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan.](https://image.kkday.com/v2/image/get/c_fit%2Cq_55%2Ct_webp%2Cw_960/s1.kkday.com/product_scm_17171/20260417041528_rYLhz/jpg)
[Yura Onsen Yaotome Hot Springs] Beyond the rising steam lies the picturesque Yura Sea. Enjoy a relaxing and healing time in our open-air bath where you can feel the sea breeze, or in our large public bath with a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan.
![[Yura Onsen Yaotome - Breakfast] Breakfast is served buffet style. (Photo is for illustrative purposes only)](https://image.kkday.com/v2/image/get/c_fit%2Cq_55%2Ct_webp%2Cw_960/s1.kkday.com/product_scm_17171/20260602084350_pvvDa/jpg)
[Yura Onsen Yaotome - Breakfast] Breakfast is served buffet style. (Photo is for illustrative purposes only)
Purchase Notice
[Travel conditions]
Departure point/Destination: Tokyo, Akita, Miyagi
Duration of trip: 2 days
Travel type: 1 night, 2 days
Transportation used: Minamisanriku Tourism
Meals: Breakfast 1, Lunch 0, Dinner 1 (packed lunch)
Minimum number of participants: 10 people
Tour guide: 1 person
[Travel planning/execution]
Company Name: T-LIFE Holdings Co., Ltd.
Address: 4F, Hikarigaoka MK Building, 5-11-26 Takamatsu, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
Registration Number: Japan Tourism Agency Registered Travel Agency No. 197
Affiliated travel industry association: Japan Association of Travel Agents
Reminders
A minimum of 10 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 21 day(s) before the departure date
Please arrive at the designated location 5 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
It may take 20 to 50 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the viewing area for the fireworks display. Please wear comfortable, broken-in walking shoes.
Please take precautions against the heat, such as wearing a hat, and stay hydrated at the fireworks display venue. Cell phone reception may be poor.
Due to traffic congestion on roads near the fireworks display venue, arrival and departure times may change significantly.
The seating for viewing the fireworks will consist of chairs or tables.
Please note that seats on the Shinkansen may not be arranged side-by-side for groups.
Please refrain from using monopods, tripods, etc. at the Omagari Fireworks Festival.
Please note that toilet paper will not be provided in the temporary toilets at the summer national fireworks competition. If you require it, please bring your own.
The fireworks display will proceed as usual in the event of light rain, but safety will be the top priority, and it may be postponed or delayed depending on the weather and river conditions.
In case of rain, please refrain from using umbrellas at the venue as they will obstruct your vision. Wearing rain gear is recommended.
FAQ
1. Where is the Omagari Fireworks Festival held?
The Omagari Fireworks Festival takes place in Daisen City, Akita Prefecture, Japan. The event is celebrated along the banks of the Marukogawa River, which flows through the city.
2. When does the Omagari Fireworks Festival usually take place?
The Omagari Fireworks Festival is an annual summer event, typically held on the fourth Saturday of August. It is a prominent feature of the summer season in the Tohoku region of Japan.
3. What makes the Omagari Fireworks Festival a significant event in Japan?
The Omagari Fireworks Festival is one of Japan's most famous and prestigious fireworks displays. It is renowned as a national fireworks competition where top pyrotechnicians from across Japan showcase their skills, presenting elaborate and innovative displays that are judged for their artistic merit.
4. How is transportation handled for the Omagari Fireworks Festival tour departing from Tokyo?
The tour includes comfortable transportation from Tokyo. Participants travel by Shinkansen (bullet train) from Tokyo Station to Sendai Station, followed by a dedicated tour bus from Sendai Station to the festival venue and other tour destinations. This setup allows for convenient luggage storage on the bus.
5. What kind of seating is provided for viewing the Omagari Fireworks Festival?
For an optimal viewing experience, the tour includes access to reserved seated viewing areas. This allows participants to comfortably sit and enjoy the spectacular fireworks display up close without the hassle of securing a spot.
6. Are there language support options available for international visitors on the Omagari Fireworks Festival tour?
Yes, the tour provides comprehensive language support. English-speaking tour guides accompany participants from Tokyo Station throughout the journey. Additionally, a multilingual interpretation system is fully equipped to assist non-English speaking customers, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all.
7. Besides the fireworks, what other attractions are visited during the Omagari Fireworks Festival 2-day tour?
Beyond the fireworks, the 2-day/1-night tour includes visits to other charming destinations. Participants can relax and enjoy the picturesque Ginzan Onsen hot springs and experience the natural beauty of the Zao Okama Crater, providing a diverse sightseeing experience in the Tohoku region.
8. What does 'Hanabi' refer to in the context of Japanese fireworks festivals?
'Hanabi' is the Japanese word for fireworks. It literally translates to 'flower fire' (花火). In Japan, hanabi festivals are highly anticipated summer events, deeply rooted in cultural tradition, where communities gather to watch elaborate firework displays, often along rivers or coasts.
