Latest Events in Fussa(May Updated)

The Fussa Firefly Festival is an annual event held in Fussa City, Tokyo, Japan, typically during the summer. Featuring firefly viewing, the festival attracts many tourists and locals alike to experience the beauty and wonder of nature. During the festival, in addition to firefly watching, there are usually various traditional performances, food stalls, and other entertainment activities, providing a great opportunity for families and friends to enjoy summer nights. The Fussa Firefly Festival not only showcases the charm of nature but also promotes community interaction and cultural exchange. This year marks the 61st Firefly Festival, with 500 fireflies released into the Firefly Park along the Tamagawa River. Besides the shimmering insects, there are street stalls, food kiosks, and various stage performances. The best time to view the fireflies is from 8 pm to 10 pm, but since the festival itself ends at 9 pm, it's best to arrive early.

Glow-in-the-dark 5k Firecracker 5kCelebrate with a fun and festive glow in the dark themed Firecracker 5k run at Par 3! Join us with your most colorful and glowing outfits for an evening of fitness and community as we come together to kick off the summer in style. Lace up your running shoes and get ready to hit the pavement with fellow participants. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just looking for a good time, this event is perfect for all levels. Don't miss out on the chance to light up your summer with the Firecracker 5k with a burst of energy and camaraderie. See you at the starting line! The Samurai Fitness Center will be handing out Shirts and Glow sticks while supplies last! Information Source: Samurai Fitness Center | eventbrite

Every August, more than 400,000 people come to participate in the Fussa Tanabata Festival. The Fussa Tanabata Festival originated in 1951 as an activity to revitalize the shopping street, and later gradually evolved into a grand citizen event. Centered around the west exit of Fussa Station, there will not only be Tanabata Weaver Competitions, but also folk dance performances, and various activities to interact with citizens will be held on a special stage set up in the city hall square. There are about 100 citizen stalls on the street, and you can feel the lively atmosphere of the Tanabata Festival just by strolling on the street.