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Toyota-City 56th Toyota Oiden Festival and Fireworks

Date : • My Town Oiden Dance Festivals: Sat, Jun 8–Sun, Jul 13, 2024
• Toyota Oiden Sou-Odori Dance Festival: Sat, Jul 27, 2024
• Fireworks display: Sun, Jul 28, 2024


  • Toyota Oiden Festival and Fireworks
  • Toyota Oiden Festival and Fireworks
  • Toyota Oiden Festival and Fireworks
  • Toyota Oiden Festival and Fireworks
  • Toyota Oiden Festival and Fireworks
  • Toyota Oiden Festival and Fireworks

Toyota Oiden Festival—Finishing with the largest-scale fireworks displays in the entire Tokai region

The Toyota Oiden Festival is the city of Toyota's largest festival and places the spotlight on its citizens. Coworkers, neighbors, friends, and people from all walks of life come together and dance to the special "Oiden [Come on]" theme song during its Oiden Dance Festival.
Toyota is a large city, so even in each area, there are smaller versions, or My Town Oiden Dance Festivals, but on the final Saturday of July is the comprehensive "Sou-Odori" dance, in which a seemingly endless line of dance groups and people dance down the main strip of downtown Toyota to the east of Toyotashi Station.
The festival comes to its culmination with a fireworks display which is almost hard to describe in words. Shot off to music, pouring down like water from Niagara Falls, sequenced one after another, and launched from handheld cannons, the vast variety of fireworks and their ceaseless display is so spectacular it might even bring a tear to your eye.

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date : • My Town Oiden Dance Festivals: Sat, Jun 8–Sun, Jul 13, 2024
• Toyota Oiden Sou-Odori Dance Festival: Sat, Jul 27, 2024
• Fireworks display: Sun, Jul 28, 2024
Place : • My Town Oiden Dance Festivals: Various locations around the city
• Toyota Oiden Sou-Odori Dance Festival: Area east of Meitetsu Toyotashi Station
• Fireworks display: Viewable from the banks of Yahagi River and Shirahama Park
Location : 〒471-8501
3-60 Nishi-machi, Toyota-shi, Aichi
(Toyota City Hall)

Note:
• The Access Map shows the location of the Toyota Oiden Festival Executive Committee Office.
Fee : Free of charge (paid spectator seats are also available)

Note:
• Check the official Toyota Oiden Festival site for details.
Parking : Free, paid, and temporary parking areas available
(Use public transportation if possible as parking facilities fill up quickly and heavy traffic congestion occurs every year.)
Restrooms : Available
Phone number : 0565-34-6642 (Toyota Oiden Festival Executive Committee)

Note: This page may not be current due to update time differences between site databases.
Should accuracy be critical, please verify this information using a direct source, whenever possible.

ACCESS

  • Access by public transport
    Access by public transport
    Toyota Oiden Sou-Odori Dance Festival:
    • From Nagoya Station, board the train bound for Chiryu or Toyohashi on the Meitetsu Main Line; at Chiryu Station, change trains to the Meitetsu Mikawa Line; and get off at Meitetsu Toyotashi Station.
    • At Akaike Station on the Tsurumai Subway Line, change trains to the Meitetsu Toyota Line, and get off at Meitetsu Toyotashi Station.
    • From the Aichi Loop Line, ride until and get off at Shin-Toyota Station from Setoshi Station (change from Meitetsu Seto Line), Yakusa Station (change from Linimo), or Okazaki Station, and walk 5 min east.

    Toyota Oiden Festival Fireworks display:
    • 10-min. walk east from Meitetsu Toyotashi Station toward Toyota Stadium and the Yahagi River.
  • Access by car
    Access by car
    • Approx. 20 min. from Toyota-Matsudaira Interchange on the Tokai Kanjo Expressway.
    • Approx. 15 min. from Toyota Interchange on the Tomei Expressway.

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