Makuhari Beach Fireworks Festival 2026 (48th Commemorative Chiba Citizen Fireworks Festival)

Makuhari Beach Fireworks Festival 2026 (48th Commemorative Chiba Citizen Fireworks Festival)

Event Overview

With a long history as a fireworks festival for the citizens of Chiba, it features a total of about 20,000 fireworks launched each year, attracting many spectators. The event includes audience-participation music star mines and message fireworks that are launched in sync with messages, all showcasing unique ideas. Additionally, the impressive special effect fireworks, including the award-winning large shells from the National Fireworks Competition, creative fireworks, and fire pillars and stars that soar in a fan shape, are breathtaking. The sea is adorned with a panoramic music star mine, and the grand finale's large aerial Niagara is powerful, fantastical, and sure to move the audience. In 2026, to commemorate the 900th anniversary of Chiba's establishment, the theme will be "Fireworks that Pave the Future - Love & Peace," with approximately 24,000 fireworks, the largest ever in the festival's history, being launched. Image: Chiba Citizen Fireworks Festival Executive Committee

Info

JR Kaihin Makuhari Station → 15-20 minutes on foot

Event Period

Price

Fireworks venue admission fee: Paid (there are citizen invitation seats for Chiba residents through a pre-draw) / Paid seats: Details to be confirmed on the official website. For inquiries regarding tickets, please contact the FANY Ticket Inquiry Dial (10 AM - 7 PM). Those who are not "purchasers of paid viewing seats" or "winners of free invitation seats" are requested to refrain from attending as there are no viewing areas around the venue.

Event Category

Fireworks Festival


Image provided by: Chiba Citizen Fireworks Festival Executive Committee

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