November events in Saitama Prefecture

November 2026 – A month of Autumn Colors. There are many autumn leaves festivals and events on in November annually. Saitama Prefecture Day also falls during this month and there are two separate public holidays; Culture Day on November 3rd annually and Labor Thanksgiving Day on the 23rd. There areRead More →

Koedo Kawagoe Fireworks

After a four-year absence, one of Saitama’s most beloved fireworks displays is finally returning. The 32nd Koedo Kawagoe Fireworks Festival will be held on Saturday, November 21st, 2026. It brings approximately 6,500 fireworks to the skies above Kawagoe’s Aina Shinsui Park. This year is particularly special as the event movesRead More →

Kumagaya Halloween

One of Saitama’s most popular community Halloween events is celebrating a major milestone this year. クマガヤハロウィン (Kumagaya Halloween) returns in 2026 for its 10th anniversary, bringing costumes, trick-or-treating, stamp rallies and family-friendly fun to Kumagaya City. This year’s celebration features a wide range of community events, special promotions and HalloweenRead More →

Chillumination Iwatsuki 2026

Residents and visitors to Saitama’s Iwatsuki Ward can look forward to a new winter attraction this year as the city launches its first-ever “Chill Illumination [Chillumination] Iwatsuki 2026” illumination event. The new display will bring colorful lights and seasonal photo opportunities to the area around Iwatsuki Station’s east exit fromRead More →

Autumn fireworks Kita Kanto

This Autumn, for the fourth time, Kumagaya City in Saitama and Ota City and Oizumi Town in Gunma, will collaborate on a large-scale fireworks display over the Tonegawa River. Between them, the two cities and one town will launch approximately 5,500 fireworks, set to music, over the Tosui Bridge, whichRead More →

Nagatoro Autumn leaves

One of Saitama’s most famous places for Autumn / Fall colors. The best time to view Autumn leaves in Nagatoro is generally November. Stretching six kilometers along the Ara river from Iwadatami, resplendent fall colors decorate the Nagatoro Valley. Trees include Momiji, Kunugi and Oak. Taking the famous ‘Line Kudari’Read More →