Tottori – Daisen Town Summer Fireworks Festival

Access

If you are traveling by public transportation, the nearest station is Mikuriya Station on the JR San'in Main Line. The venue at Mikuriya Fishing Port is about a 10-minute walk from the station, making it easy to reach.

Please be aware that traffic restrictions, including road closures, may be imposed around the venue on the day of the fireworks festival. There are no public parking lots around the venue, so using public transportation is strongly recommended. Out of consideration for local residents, please never park on the street.

Crowds are also expected after the event, so check the time of the last JR train in advance and allow plenty of time for your return journey. For the latest information on traffic restrictions and train operations, contact the Daisen Town Chamber of Commerce (phone: 0859-54-2065).

Paid Seating and Tickets

No paid viewing seats are available at the Daisen Town Summer Fireworks Festival. Viewing is free throughout the venue, and you can enjoy the fireworks from any spot you choose. Since the fireworks can be experienced from just 200m away from the launch site, you can enjoy an impressive view from virtually anywhere.

Lesser-Known Viewing Spots

You can feel close to the fireworks from anywhere around Mikuriya Fishing Port, but here are several recommended lesser-known spots for those who want to avoid the crowds and watch at a more relaxed pace.

1. Coastline west of Mikuriya Fishing Port The coastline stretching west of Mikuriya Fishing Port may offer a quiet place to watch the fireworks, slightly away from the bustle of the main venue. You can enjoy the beautiful sight of the fireworks over the water while feeling the sea breeze. It is also relatively close to the launch site, so you can still experience plenty of impact.
2. The rock where Emperor Go-Daigo rested and the monument marking the landing site of Emperor Genko The area around historical sites near Mikuriya Fishing Port, such as the “Rock Where Emperor Go-Daigo Rested” and the “Monument Marking the Landing Site of Emperor Genko,” is also recommended as a lesser-known viewing spot. From these locations overlooking the sea, you can enjoy the fireworks with a sense of history and atmosphere. They are within walking distance of the fishing port.
3. Elevated areas east of Mikuriya Fishing Port There are several slightly elevated areas east of Mikuriya Fishing Port. From these higher vantage points, you may be able to look down over the entire port and the fireworks, enjoying the contrast between the fireworks over the water and the nighttime scenery. However, trees or other obstructions may block the view in some locations, so checking the area in advance is recommended.

Many of these lesser-known viewing spots do not have parking, so plan to use public transportation and get around on foot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is parking available?
A. There are no public parking lots around the venue of the Daisen Town Summer Fireworks Festival. Using public transportation is recommended (about a 10-minute walk from Mikuriya Station on the JR San'in Main Line).

Q. Are paid viewing seats available?
A. No, there are no paid viewing seats. Viewing is free throughout the venue, and you can enjoy the fireworks freely from any spot you choose.

Q. What happens in case of rain?
A. In case of rain or severe weather, the event will be postponed to the following day, 2026年7月26日（日）. For information on whether the event will be held, contact the Daisen Town Chamber of Commerce (phone: 0859-54-2065) on the day, or check the official website for the latest updates.