Events

September 2019

September

Events in September 2019

 
Lake Toya Long-run Firework Every night for 20 minutes starting at 8:45 pm, the Lake Toyako night sky becomes full of fireworks. The fireworks are moved while being launched, visitors can enjoy them from everywhere in the resort. Apr 28(Tue) to
Oct 31(Sun)
Hokkaido
Lake Toya
Toyako Tourist Morning Market People can buy the fresh specialty of Toyako Town at low price at the morning market which will be open from 6:00 am to 8:00 am. late May to late Sep Hokkaido
Toyako Hot Spring
Flower of Niagara & Hana Highway and Hana Kofuji You can enjoy flowers of Niagara Falls and flower streets from where Mt. Fuji can be viewed. The event is held at Oishi Park close to Lake Kawaguchi. early Jun to
mid Oct
Yamanashi
Lake Kawaguchi
Flower Story The whole shopping street will be full of flowers with a giant flower bed in the center of the shopping street and flower pots displayed by every hotel and shop. late Jun to
early Oct
Hokkaido
Soun-kyo Gorge
Thousand Torch Festival It is an Ainu traditional event to thank the Fire of God and the northern earth. During the event, you can parade from hot spring town to Ainu Kotan holding the torch every night. Sep 1(Fri) to
Oct 8(Sun)
Hokkaido
Lake Akan
Furano Wine Festival You can enjoy seasonal delights such as fresh corn on the cob, pumpkin dumplings, and cheese pancakes. There are also many events, including wine barrel races, barefoot grape stomping, and pumpkin weight-guessing contests. Sep 3(Sun) Hokkaido
Furano City
Morokoshi Festival Peoplea can taste 8 kinds of corns produced around Mt. Fuji and to vote for best. These corns are planted at best season, all of them taste sweet. Event is hold at Narusawa Roadside Station. Sep 5(Tue) Yamanashi
Lake Kawaguchi
Sapporo Autumn Festival An autumn harvest festival celebrating culinary delights. Seasonal food and gourmet representing Sapporo such as sea food dumplings, popular ramen and wine  gather here. Visitors also can not miss the food exhibitions introducing the local special food from all over Hokkaido. Sep 8(Fri) to 30(Sun) Hokkaido
Odori Park
Hokkaido Two-Day March To enjoy actual scenery of Lake Toya on this walking tour featuring eight different tours. BBQ using wagyu (Japanese cow) or hot spring are included in some tours. Sep 9(Sat) and
10(Sun)
Hokkaido
Toyako Hot Spring
Tonogo Hachiman Shrine Annual Grand Festival Japanese traditional dance such as kagura and deer dance, and horseback archery are performed. There is also a parade of portable shrines in the festival. Sep 14(Sat) to 17(Sun) Iwate
Tonogo Hachiman Shrine
The Best Imoni Festival in Japan Well known autumn festival in Yamagata. Imoni, a type of thick potato and meat soup eaten traditionally in the autumn in the Tohoku region of Japan, will be cooked in a 6m diameter pot to serve 50,000 people. Sep 17(Sun) Yamagata
Yamagata City
Aizu Festival The festival features more than 500 "samurai" procession that wends its way through the streets of the city around Tsuruga Castle. A performance of takigi noh (open-air noh plays lit up with torch lights) is held and more events are planned. Sep 22(Fri) to
24(Sun)
Fukushima
Aizu-Wakamatsu City
Namaste India The largest Indian festival in Japan. There will be tens of different food and drink stalls, traditional musical and dance performances, lectures, handicrafts, textiles and other displays. Sep 23(Sat) to
24(Sun)
Tokyo
Yoyogi Park
Motomachi Charming Sale Autumn The street wide sale campaign on Yokohama’s traditional Motomachi Shopping Street. The street is lined up with clothing, variety goods, antique, cutlery, furniture, jewelry and popular foreign brand shops, delicious restaurants and fashionable cafes. Sep 23(Sat) to Oct 11(Sun) Kanagawa
Yokohama Chinatown
Yokohama Oktoberfest Munich’s world famous beer festival “Oktoberfest” is taking place in Yokohama. There’ll be some 80 types of beer, with German varieties plus the locals. Also enjoy German music, and sauerkraut and German sausages that go perfect with beer. Sep 29(Fri) to
Oct 15(Sun)
Kanagawa
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

 
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