[Aug16] Tsuruga Lantern & 10K Fireworks 1Day Tour From Nagoya

Name: [Aug16] Tsuruga Lantern & 10K Fireworks 1Day Tour From Nagoya
SKU: 593829

Booking confirmed within 3 working day(s)

Duration:10 hour(s)

Guided language: 日本語

Free cancellation 11 day(s) prior to experience date

Please present the e-voucher on-site

A Grand Spectacle of Light & Sound: Watch 10,000 fireworks illuminate the sky over Kehi-no-Matsubara, one of the largest displays on the Sea of Japan coast!
Premium Reserved Chair Seats: Avoid the crowds and enjoy a comfortable, unobstructed view of the fireworks from your pre-booked seat.
Experience a Magical Japanese Tradition: Witness the ocean glow with floating lanterns, a beautiful ritual honoring ancestral spirits.(Lanterns are available for purchase on-site for approx. ¥1,000 for those who wish to participate and float them from the beach!）

- Includes a ¥1,500 Voucher: Enjoy local seafood dining and souvenir shopping at "Nihonkai Sakana Machi," the largest seafood market on the Sea of Japan coast!

[5% App discount] Code: APP5OFF , HK: APP15HK

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Sightseeing Tours

Tour Type	Shared tour
Transportation method	Transfer from meeting point
Minimum participant requirement	25 travelers
Transport	Bus tour

Product Info

♫ HIS Special Summer Bus Tour is Here! ♫
Traveling to regional festival sites can be crowded and difficult on your own, but our stress-free bus tour makes it effortless! Relax in a comfortable bus and enjoy a seamless journey to one of Japan's most magical summer festivals.
★ What is the Tsuruga Lantern Floating & Grand Fireworks Festival? ★
Held in Tsuruga City, Fukui Prefecture, this event is a stunning summer tradition set against the scenic backdrop of Kehi-no-Matsubara pine grove. As night falls, the ocean is vividly colored by thousands of floating lanterns, while a massive fireworks display bursts overhead. It is a grand spectacle where the sea and sky unite in a brilliant symphony of light and sound.
★ The Magical & Sacred World of "Lantern Floating" (To-ro Nagashi) ★
Lantern floating is a deeply moving Japanese tradition where paper lanterns lit with candles are released into rivers or the sea to guide and honor the souls of deceased ancestors. It was traditionally believed that ancestral spirits ride these lanterns across the ocean to return to the spirit world. The warm, flickering lights illuminating the dark waters create an incredibly mystical and serene atmosphere.
Note: If you wish to float your own lantern, they are available for purchase on-site for approximately ¥1,000 (based on last year's price). You can gently release your lantern into the sea directly from the sandy beach.
★ Feast on Fresh Seafood at "Nihonkai Sakana Machi" ★
Before the festival, the tour will stop at the largest seafood market on the Sea of Japan coast! This bustling market features over 60 vibrant shops run by local Tsuruga fisheries, offering fresh catches, seafood rice bowls (Kaisen-don), sushi, and local souvenirs.
Special Bonus: This tour includes a ¥1,500 dining and shopping voucher that you can use at any shop inside the market! Enjoy a delicious lunch and shop for unique local treats before heading to the festival grounds.
Information about tour operator
Name: H.I.S. Co.,Ltd.
Address: Kamiyacho Trust Tower 5F 4-1-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-6905, JAPAN　
Registration number: No.724 by Commissioner of Japan Tourism Agency

<Information about tour>
Place of departure and destination: from Nagoya to Fukui
Number of days of travel: 1 Day
Means of transportation: BUS
Name of bus company: Shachi Bus or others
Meals: Dinner(Includes a ¥1,500 voucher)
Minimum number of passengers to operate: 25 People
Number of GUIDE：1(Tour conductor)
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Purchase Notice

This tour is a Japanese tour. The tour conductor will provide language support using a translator (Pocket Talk).

This is not a private tour, you will enjoy the tour with other guests.

If the minimum number of participants (25) is not met by (14) days before the scheduled date, the tour on that date might be canceled.

Drinking alcohol on the bus is prohibited.

Please note that odd-numbered groups will, in principle, share seats on the bus

The length of stay at each location may be shortened due to traffic congestion or other unforeseen circumstances.

The fireworks festival will proceed in rainy weather, and the tour will operate as scheduled. However, the event (and the tour) may be canceled in the case of severe weather (e.g., typhoons, strong winds, heavy rain) or rising water levels where the organizers determine it unsafe.

Even if severe weather is expected, the tour will operate unless the organizers officially announce the cancellation before the tour departure. The final decision is made by the festival committee early in the morning on the day of the event. Therefore, the tour conductor may notify you of any cancellation on the day of the tour.

If the fireworks festival is officially canceled before the departure day, a full refund will be issued. However, if the festival is canceled or postponed due to sudden severe weather after the tour has departed, no refunds (including reserved seating fees) will be provided.

It takes approximately 20 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the fireworks venue. Please wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes.

Return times may be significantly delayed due to festival crowds and traffic. We cannot guarantee connections to the final public transit of the day. Any alternative transportation costs (such as taxis) will be at the customer's expense.

Please bring your own anti-heat stroke items, such as hats, cooling sheets, or portable fans, to stay safe in the summer heat.

Reminders

【Regarding Tour Cancellation due to rainy weather】
Weather Policy: The fireworks display will proceed in rainy weather but may be postponed or canceled in the event of severe weather. The local organizing committee will make a final decision regarding the event’s status on the day before the scheduled date.
Tour Operation: The tour will proceed as scheduled unless an official cancellation is announced by the organizers prior to departure. Please note that the final decision to cancel may be made by the Fireworks Executive Committee as late as the early morning of the event. In such cases, your tour conductor will notify you of the cancellation on the day of the tour.
Refunds and Expenses: If the fireworks display is postponed or canceled before departure, the tour itself will be canceled, and you will receive a full refund of the tour fee.
If the display is canceled after the tour has already departed, no refunds will be issued.
Please be aware that any transportation costs incurred to reach the meeting point are the responsibility of the customer and will not be reimbursed.
Important Notes During Bus Tour
Please refrain from drinking alcohol on the bus.
Members of the odd-numbered group may need to share seats with other passengers on the bus.
As stipulated by Japanese law, please wear your seat belt on the tour bus.
Please remain seated and avoid walking while the tour bus is moving.
Seating on the bus is assigned by H.I.S staff. Please do not change your seat during the tour.
Please be punctual and arrive at the designated meeting place on time. The bus will depart on time and will not wait for latecomers.
Latecomers who wish to rejoin the group will be responsible for all transportation fees.
8.Please wear the sticker provided by the tour guide visibly.
Avoid sticking the sticker on leather goods, as it may leave marks.
Do not use the seat reclining function or adjust the seat settings.
Please set all electronic devices, including mobile phones and game consoles, to silent mode.
Talking on mobile phones and making video calls are prohibited on the tour bus.
Smoking is strictly prohibited on the tour bus.
Arrival times at each sightseeing spot may vary depending on traffic conditions.
The use of drones for filming or other purposes is prohibited during the tour.
Please do not use perfume, sprays, or change baby diapers on the bus, as it may disturb other passengers.
Manage your valuable belongings yourself.
After the tour, please take all your trash with you and do not leave any on the bus.
Ensure you do not forget or leave any personal belongings on the bus after the tour.
Please inform us of any allergies or dietary restrictions when you book.
If you fail to follow these regulations and cause a disturbance on the bus, you may be asked to leave the bus, even during the tour.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations 11 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
For cancellations made 8 to 10 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 20% will apply
For cancellations made 2 to 7 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 30% will apply
For cancellations made 1 to 1 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 40% will apply
Cancellation is not allowed between 0–0 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.

NOTE

Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.

FAQ

1. What are the key attractions or unique features of Tsuruga City, Japan?

Tsuruga City, located in Fukui Prefecture, is renowned for its vibrant summer festivals and local culinary scene. A major highlight is Nihonkai Sakana Machi, the largest seafood market on the Sea of Japan coast, offering fresh local seafood dining and souvenir shopping. The city also hosts significant cultural events like the Tsuruga Lantern Floating and a grand fireworks festival.

2. What is the cultural significance of the traditional lantern floating event in Tsuruga?

The Tsuruga Lantern Floating, known as Toro Nagashi, is a beautiful Japanese ritual honoring ancestral spirits. Participants float glowing lanterns onto the ocean, symbolizing the guiding of spirits back to the afterlife. It's a magical and reflective tradition that lights up the sea, creating a serene and memorable experience.

3. What makes the Tsuruga 10,000 Fireworks Festival at Kehi-no-Matsubara a major spectacle on the Sea of Japan coast?

The Tsuruga 10,000 Fireworks Festival is a grand spectacle of light and sound, featuring one of the largest fireworks displays on the Sea of Japan coast. Approximately 10,000 fireworks illuminate the sky over Kehi-no-Matsubara, creating a breathtaking and unforgettable night. Its scale and vibrant display establish it as a premier summer event.

4. Can visitors participate in the Tsuruga Lantern Floating by purchasing and releasing their own lanterns?

Yes, visitors can participate in the Tsuruga Lantern Floating. Lanterns are available for purchase on-site, typically from the beach, allowing individuals to float their own lanterns. This offers a unique opportunity to engage directly with this magical Japanese tradition and honor ancestral spirits.

5. What kind of experience can one expect at the Nihonkai Sakana Machi seafood market in Tsuruga?

At Nihonkai Sakana Machi, visitors can enjoy a lively atmosphere as they explore the largest seafood market on the Sea of Japan coast. It's an excellent place for local seafood dining, offering fresh catches and regional specialties. You can also find a variety of unique souvenirs, making it a perfect spot for culinary delights and shopping.

6. When does the Tsuruga Lantern & 10,000 Fireworks Festival typically take place?

The Tsuruga Lantern Floating and 10,000 Fireworks Festival is a cherished summer tradition in Japan. This particular event is scheduled for August 16th, offering a unique opportunity to experience both the lantern floating and the grand fireworks spectacle on the same summer night.

7. What are the viewing options for the Tsuruga 10,000 Fireworks Festival at Kehi-no-Matsubara?

For the Tsuruga 10,000 Fireworks Festival at Kehi-no-Matsubara, premium reserved chair seats are available. These seats ensure a comfortable and unobstructed view of the fireworks, allowing you to avoid crowds and fully enjoy the spectacle. This provides a relaxed and superior viewing experience.

8. What is the traditional name for the Japanese lantern floating ceremony observed in Tsuruga?

The traditional name for the Japanese lantern floating ceremony observed in Tsuruga is "Toro Nagashi." This term specifically refers to the practice of floating lanterns down a river or on the sea as a ritual, often to honor the spirits of the deceased.

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