The 86th Black Ship Festival
Overview
A festival of international friendship where history and culture intersect
It began in 1934 to commemorate the arrival of the US Navy in the Black Ships led by Commodore Perry in 1854.
The festival aims to promote world peace and international friendship, and a variety of events are held, including commemorative ceremonies, graveside services, official parades, and a re-enactment of the "Signing of the Japan-US Treaty of Shimoda."
Particularly noteworthy are the fireworks display over the sea at Shimoda Port and the hula show by a local hula school.
There are also plenty of events to entertain visitors, such as a "transformation corner" where visitors can change into kimonos and walk around the city, and a Japan-US friendship tug-of-war tournament.
Basic Information
Event Name | The 86th Black Ship Festival |
Event Period | 2025/05/16-2025/05/18 |
Event Time | All day |
Location | Shimoda City |
Organizer | Shimoda City Tourism Association |
Contact | Shimoda City Tourism Exchange Division (General office for the Black Ship Festival): 0558-22-3913 Shimoda City Tourism Association (Accommodation, Tourist Information): 0558-22-1531 Shimoda Chamber of Commerce (Regarding the City Opening Ceremony): 0558-22-1181 |
Fee | Free |
HP | https://www.shimoda-city.info/kurofune |
SNS | https://www.instagram.com/shimoda_kanko/ |
Remarks | - |
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Traffic information
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Paid parking available nearby - Nearest Station
Izukyu Shimoda Station - Nearest Bus Stop
Shimoda Station bus stop - Route
Within a 20-minute walk from Izukyu Shimoda Station - Remarks
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