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Tsuruga Port Illumination “Miraie”

A glittering spectacle of light in a grand illumination to transform Tsuruga Port entirely.

21 Sep 2026 See More

I had really been looking forward to seeing the dreamy nighttime scenery at Tsuruga Port Illumination MIRAIE, but I visited during the day this time, so unfortunately I missed the illumination I was most excited about.

During the day, Tsuruga Port has a relaxed harbor atmosphere, and the surrounding area is very pleasant. You can take a leisurely walk, enjoy the ocean views, and experience an atmosphere completely different from Kyoto and Osaka.

Although the MIRAIE decorations feel a little less romantic during the day, they made me even more excited to see what they look like when lit up at night. I heard the entire port area becomes very beautiful at night and feels completely different from the daytime scenery.

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