Latest Events in Aichi Prefecture(September Updated)

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Nagoya Women's Marathon 2027 | Nagoya

Mar 14, 2027 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Sports & Fitness

BIGBANG WORLD TOUR 2026 IN NAGOYA | Vantelin Dome Nagoya

Dec 5–Dec 6, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Concerts BIGBANG

Nagoya | Bruno Mars - The Romantic Tour | Vantelin Dome Nagoya

Jan 4–Jan 5, 2027 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Concerts

Nagoya丨ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR 'BLOOD SAGA' IN AICHI | Vantelin Dome Nagoya

Dec 26–Dec 27, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Concerts

Aichi Nagoya Art＆Lights | Nagoya

Sep 17–Oct 24, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Celebration

The "Aichi-Nagoya Art and Light" event, organized by the Nagoya City Center Art and Light Executive Committee of Aichi Prefecture, will be held daily from September 17 to October 24, 2026. Each evening, the event will run from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, and will be held on the west facades of the Aichi Prefectural Government Building and the Nagoya City Hall Building, both designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan. The event combines the architectural beauty of these important cultural heritage buildings with contemporary digital art. Each program lasts approximately 10 minutes, including about five minutes of digital art projection followed by about five minutes of light show. The programs will be played alternately in the two government buildings, accompanied by sound effects, allowing visitors to experience the performance through both sight and sound.

Kira Fireworks Festival | Nishio

Oct 31, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nishio

Celebration

This fireworks festival, held in Nishio City, Aichi Prefecture, will celebrate its 36th edition in 2026. Against the backdrop of Mikawa Bay, you can enjoy spectacular views of the 6-inch fireworks launched from the sea. Especially at hotels and inns near the launch site, Miyazaki Fishing Port, and at Kilauiki Beach (Miyazaki Beach and Ebisu Beach), where steps offer stunning views, you can experience the breathtaking sound and light effects up close.

Nagoya | 826aska Live Tour2026 Genesis | NAGOYA ReNY limited

Nov 21, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Arts

Shirotori Garden Autumn Dew Festival | Nagoya

Sep 15–Oct 25, 2026 (UTC+9)

Nagoya

Celebration

To celebrate the stunning beauty of the Mid-Autumn Moon, Shirotori Gardens hosts a tea ceremony beginning in the evening, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the enchanting beauty of the moon. Because the event takes place at night, Shirotori Gardens' hours are extended late into the night. The Seiutei teahouse was originally built for moon viewing, and during the Mid-Autumn Festival, it perfectly fulfills this desire. The teahouse serves as the venue for these moon-viewing tea ceremonies, showcasing the moon's extraordinary beauty. Take a leisurely stroll through a traditional Japanese garden. The pond in the center of the garden imitates the scenery of the Kiso River. The Kiso River originates from Mt. Kiso Ontake and flows into Ise Bay. Within the gardens is a Japanese teahouse called "Seitei," where you can enjoy matcha and Japanese sweets.

Owari Yokosuka Festival | Tokai

Sep 26–Sep 27, 2026 (UTC+9)

Tokai

Celebration

This event takes place on the fourth Sunday in September and the preceding Saturday, coinciding with the regular festival at Atago Shrine. Intricately carved and beautifully embroidered floats spin around street corners, presenting an awe-inspiring "flip" display. On the evening of the main festival, the grand "flip" is the centerpiece of the Owari Yokosuka Festival. After the grand "doten" (flip, the floats are draped with paper lanterns, creating a magical night scene that delights everyone. It is said that the Honmachi float, Kitamachi float, Yuantong float, Hachiko float and Daimon float were all created in the late Edo period and are all tangible folk cultural heritage of Tokai City.

KURUFUKU Maneki Neko Festival in Seto | Seto

Sep 26–Sep 27, 2026 (UTC+9)

Seto

Celebration

Seto City boasts over a century of history in producing Maneki-neko (beckoning cat figurines), and was the first place in Japan to mass-produce porcelain Maneki-neko during the Meiji era (1897-1912). This festival began in 1996. The "Japan Maneki-neko 100 Exhibition" is Japan's largest Maneki-neko competition and is absolutely not to be missed! Many activities will excite cat lovers, including Maneki-neko figurine making workshops, cat-themed merchandise sales, and a lucky lunch.