祭
Summer matsuri shortlist
tonight / nearby
Events grouped by distance, food stalls, fireworks and rail access.
Kansai festival guide
Find Kansai matsuri without digging through Japanese-only pages.
Kansai Matsuri Web is a focused festival discovery page for matsuri, yatai, hanabi and day-trip planning around Osaka. The goal is simple: fewer tabs, clearer event cards and calendar-friendly data.
- 祭
- festival-first
- Namba
- travel context
- .ics
- calendar export
Festival radar
KANSAI
Show events where going just to eat makes sense.
Separate big evening events from small local festivals.
Prioritize travel time instead of vague area names.
Features
What the matsuri page should solve.
Not another generic Japan list. The page should answer the practical questions people actually ask before leaving the house.
Event cards that explain the point
Is it worth going for food, fireworks, atmosphere, photos, or tradition? That should be visible fast.
Namba-first travel context
Distance is not enough. The useful question is how annoying it is to get there from central Osaka.
Searchable names and aliases
Local names, romanized names and practical keywords can live together instead of forcing users to rebuild the same search.
Calendar-friendly data
When an event looks good, it should be easy to save it, export it or remember it without rebuilding the search later.
Preview
A cleaner event board.
祭
Fri
Neighborhood matsuri
Good for yatai, evening walk and casual photos.
Yatai
Easy access
Evening
花
Sat
Hanabi night
Fireworks-first event where crowd timing matters.
Hanabi
Crowded
Late return
旅
Sun
Day-trip festival
Worth planning if transit and weather line up.
Day trip
Train
Plan ahead
Status
Separate page now, product later.
This page is intentionally lightweight: it gives the matsuri project its own surface without pretending the full product already exists. The next useful step is connecting real event data and turning the preview cards into live entries.