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Kawaba Festival/ Fireworks (1200 fireworks) Maebashi Tanabata Festival July 4 (Sun) 20：00～21：00 July 8 (Thu) ～11 (Sun) Venue：Kawaba-mura Central Park Venue: Maebashi-shi Central shopping st. Info：0278－52－2111 Info：027－234-5108 Tamamura Fireworks (10000 fireworks) Onishi Summer Festivqal July 17（Sat） 20：00～ July 17 (Sat) ～18(Sun) Venue：Tamamura Fire Station East South Venue：Fujioka-shi Onishi Area Shopping st. Info：0270-65-2511 Info：0274-22-1211 The 39th Tatebayashi Festival Isesaki Tanabata Festival July 17(Sat) ～18(Sun) July 17(Sat) ～18(Sun) Venue：Around Tatebayashi-shi, Hon-machi st. Venue：Around Hon-machi st. and Minami Ginza st. Info：0276-72-4111 Info：0270-24-5111 Iwashita Gion Festival Usuiko Lake Festival July 18 (Sun) July 19 (Mon) Venue：Around JR Iwashima Station Venue：Around Usuiko Lake (Annaka-shi) Info：0279-68-2111 Info：027-382-1111 Shibukawa Heso Festival Tatebayashi Tezutsu Fireworks (80 Tezutsu fireworks) July 23 (Fri)、24 (Sat) July24 (Sat) 19：30～ Venue：Central Urban District(Shibukawa-shi) Venue：Tatebayashi City Hall East Square Info：0279-25-1311 Info：0276-72-4111 Tsumagoi Festival (2000 fireworks) Taimaji Suijingu Fireworks (3000 Fireworks) July 31 (Sat) 19：30～20：30 July 31 (Sat) 20：00～21：00 Venue：5min from JR ManzaKazawaguchi Station Venue：Taimaji Temple(Isesaki-shi) Info：0279-96-0511 Info：0270-25-4642 Hawaiian Festival Kusatsu Onsen Thanksgiving July 31 (Sat)～Aug 4 (Wed) Aug 1 (Sun) ～3 (Tue) Venue：Ikaho Around Stone Steps Venue：Kusatsu Onsen Yubatake Info：0279-72-3151 Info：0279-88-0800 Omama Gion Festival Tachibana Furusato Festival (2000 fireworks) Aug 1 (Sun) ～3 (Tue) Aug 1 (Sun) 19：30～ Venue：Around Akagi Station Venue：Atagoyama Furusato Park Info：0277-76-1270 Info：0279-22-2111 Numata Festival Haruna Festival (3000 fireworks) Aug 3 (Tue) ～5 (Thu) Aug 6 (Fri) 19：30～21：00 Venue： Numata-shi Urban District Venue：Above Harunako Lake(Takasaki-shi) Info：0278-23-1137 Info：027-374-5111 Kiryu Yagibushi Festival Oizumi Festival Aug 6 (Fri)、7 (Sat)、8 (Sun) July 24 (Sat), 25 (Sun) Venue：Honmachi St.,Suematsucho St., Nishikimachi St. Venue:Around Nishi Koizumi Info：0277-46-1111 Info：0276-62-4334 Mt.Akagi Summer Festival(3000 fireworks) Nakanojo Gion Festival Aug 7 (Sat) 19：00～20：00 Aug 7 (Sat)、8 (Sun) Venue：Bank of Akagi Oonuma Pond Venue：Oaza Nakanojo-machi Shopping st. Info：027-288-2211 Info：0279-75-2111 Isesaki Festival Takasaki Fevtival(15000 fireworks) Aug 7 (Sat)、8 (Sun) Aug 7 (Sat)、8 (Sun) 19：40～20：30 Venue：Around Isesaki-shi,Honmachi St. Venue： Takasaki-shi Central City Urban District Info：0270-24-5111 Info：027-321-1257 .

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