[Kumamoto] Limited Fireworks Festival: Kumamoto Yatsushiro National Fireworks Competition (optional yukata experience) & Huis Ten Bosch Kyushu's Largest Fireworks Festival

• * One of Japan's three major competitive fireworks festivals | The Yatsushiro National Fireworks Competition, with approximately 14
• 000 fireworks illuminating the night sky.
• * 30 national fireworks masters compete on the same stage | A spectacular showdown of No. 5 and No. 10 shells and large Starmine fireworks.
• * Music Fireworks × Revival Support Special Performance | A heartwarming visual feast combining light, shadow, and rhythm.
• * Direct transfer from Fukuoka | No need to change trains, easy round trip to the venue, worry-free and comfortable.
• * Includes exclusive group viewing seats | No need to rush for a spot, enjoy the entire fireworks show with a stable view.
• * Drone light show enhancement | Upgraded night sky performance, creating a unique fireworks experience.
• * Thoughtful package services | Includes Japanese bento, tea, and commemorative items, a complete festival experience.
• * October 17th limited itinerary | Only once a year, a rare fireworks extravaganza not to be missed.

# Kyushu Fireworks Feast Trilogy ## Itinerary Highlights **This summer, the Kyushu Fireworks Feast Trilogy is here! Featuring the Kumamoto Yatsushiro National Fireworks Competition and Huis Ten Bosch's "Kyushu's Best" Dream Fireworks Festival, choose from three packages, with professional guides and hassle-free transportation, helping you easily capture romantic summer memories.** ## Detailed Schedule **Kumamoto Yatsushiro National Fireworks Competition** Opening Ceremony: Starts at 18:00 Fireworks Time: 18:15 to 20:15 (estimated) Enjoy approximately 14,000 dazzling fireworks and exciting duels launched by renowned Japanese pyrotechnicians from across the country. The event includes a spectacular opening fireworks show, a three-part competitive performance by 30 companies, special corporate-sponsored fireworks, musical fireworks to cheer on disaster-stricken areas, a grand finale light and shadow show, and a "light exchange" session with the pyrotechnicians (estimated schedule). Thoughtful arrangements: Japan