Ushidake Lantern Festival

2026.7.25 (Sat)
Events

Wishes float up into the night sky at this "slope of light" that only appears in summer.

A spectacular "release of light" unfolds as colorful lanterns simultaneously soar into the night sky.
The illuminated ski slopes transform into a fantastical space shimmering with rainbow colors.
A lively summer night festival where you can enjoy everything from Yosakoi dance and food trucks to tent saunas.

One night, the Ushidake Onsen ski resort is filled with countless "lights."
That is the "Ushidake Lantern Festival," where 500 lanterns float into the air.

Each lantern is decorated with a wish or a picture, and then released into the night sky as the countdown begins.
The sight of red, blue, and purple LEDs floating gently into the air is like watching the moment stars are born.

The illuminated ski slopes, their colors gently swaying in the summer night breeze,
Yosakoi dance, food trucks, and even tent saunas,
A lively atmosphere and warmth spread throughout the area, unique to this day.

The mountain night air, the shimmering light, and the special feeling of "releasing your wishes into the sky."
It remains in photographs, in our eyes, in our hearts, and in our memories.
This is a fantastical summer night unique to Ushidake.

Events

Date 2026.7.25 (Sat)
17:00~20:15
Event name Ushidake Lantern Festival
Venue Ushidake Onsen Ski Resort Special Venue (2 Yamada Kotani Nakane, Toyama City)
Price Register
*Lanterns are sold for approximately 3,000 yen each.
Access ♦ car
Approximately 30 minutes from the Toyama-Nishi Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway.
Alternatively, it's about 43 minutes from the Toyama Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway.
Parking 1,700 free parking spaces
Contact Us 076-457-2111 (Yamada Regional Revitalization Council Secretariat (located within the Yamada Core District Center))
Official Website https://yamadamura.com/
Official social media Instagram
Organizer Yamada Regional Revitalization Council
Response during rainy or severe weather * In the event of rain, the event will be postponed to the next day
Typical event period Every year in late July
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