22nd Port Festival - Noshiro Fireworks

22nd Port Festival - Noshiro Fireworks

Event Overview

A fireworks event that announces the beginning of summer with a luxurious launch program, including ultra-wide star mines. Taking advantage of the venue's wide layout, the program consists of star mines over a duration of 90 minutes, allowing you to enjoy a spectacular feast of sound and fireworks. A piece that won the bronze medal at the 2024 Montreal International Fireworks Competition will be launched. As a finale, a two-shaku ball will be launched.

Info

JR Noshiro Station → 30 minutes walk; or paid shuttle bus (from 16 o'clock) 10 minutes, bus stop: Get off in front of the venue, walk right on foot
10km 10 minutes from Noshiro Minami IC, Akita-do via National Route 7
Free, about 4000 units (with variations)

Event Period

Price

Fireworks venue entrance fee: free/with paid seats: Advance: 6 mass seats 15,000 yen, 4 friends seats (with conference table) 20,000 yen, triple seats (with conference table) 3 people 13,000 yen, couple seats (with log table) 12,000 yen for 2 people, 4000 yen for 1 person for a seat, 30,000 yen for a central photographer seat, 20,000 yen for 1 person for an east photographer seat, 1500 yen for a wheelchair seat (1 person with a seat) * There is a ticket on the day (Official site required)

Event Category

Fireworks Festival

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