The summer festival that has been held for many years under the name "Iyo City Sumiyoshi Festival" has been changed in terms of the event date and name to "Iyosai Festival," becoming the summer festival for the citizens of Iyo City. It is held annually on the last Saturday and Sunday of July. On the […]
The Kazehaya Fireworks Festival is an annual festival in Hojo.
The Ehime International Meet-up is designed to create opportunities for foreign-origin residents, and Japanese residents, in Ehime Prefecture to meet each other, cook Ehime's local delicacies, and walk around the city. This special event aims to create opportunities for mutual understanding and connections.
The Ozugawa Matsuri will be held in Ozu in August 3rd from 8p.m.! Come down to Ozu to see Ozu Castle lit up in a background of fireworks launched in the Ozu River.
The Mitsuhama Fireworks Festival is an annual festival held in Mitsuhama.
The Nagahama Fireworks will be held in the port of Nagahama, Ozu on August 6th from 8p.m.! Come down to the Nagahama Port in Ozu to see fireworks!
The Imabari ONMAKU Festival is an annual festival held at the Imabari Port. Fireworks will be held on August 6th at 8p.m.
The Sasa Festival is an annual summer event where about 50 bamboo decorations are displayed in the main street of Uchiko. More than a handful of Kusudama balls and bamboo decorations decorated with windsocks give visitors a gorgeous atmosphere. On the second day (August 7th), the "Sasa Odori Contest" will be held.
The 70th Yosakoi Festival will be held in Kochi, Kochi Prefecture! Like the Awa Festival in Tokushima, this is one of the festivals you can't miss in Japan!
The first of Shikoku's 4 large dance festivals will be held in Matsuyama! The "Matsuyama Yakyuken Odori" (Baseball Dance) (named "Matsuyama Odori" up to the 6th and "Matsuyama Festival" up to the 56th) dates back to 1966. Two years before that, the Tokyo Olympics were held, promoting Japan to the world. In Shikoku, there are […]