[Shizuoka] The 30th Fire Festival One Day Tour from Nagoya

• Witness Japan's only "Tezutsu Hanabi" festival, and admire pillars of fire bursting across the Toyohashi night sky in early autumn. Experience the magnificent flame festival with over 450 years of history!
• Visit Toyokawa Inari Shrine, one of Japan's three major Inari shrines, explore the many adorable fox statues within the shrine grounds, and pray for good luck.
• Enjoy all-you-can-eat, seasonal fresh mikan orange picking at a farm!
• Enjoy the tour with a Mandarin-speaking tour leader, ensuring smooth communication and no worries.

－Itinerary introduction－ **Toyohashi Fire Festival** The handcuff fireworks have a history of more than 450 years. They originated at Yoshida Shrine in Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture, and have been spread throughout the surrounding Higashi Mikawa area. The prototype is the smoke used to convey messages in ancient times. In the Higashi Mikawa area, handheld fireworks have the meaning of praying for a good harvest, no disease and disaster, and good family luck. They are one of the must-have performances for important local ceremonies! The highlight of the show, "Dance of Fire," will feature more than 20 handgun fireworks. It is a spectacular and heroic performance that is unique in Japan. Bask in the firelight and enjoy the bold fireworks in the early autumn night sky! **Toyokawa Inari** The official name is "Myoganji". Since its completion in the Muromachi period (1441) about 580 years ago, it has been worshiped by local military commanders such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, etc. It