Aburatsu Port Festival 2026 Fireworks Festival

Aburatsu Port Festival 2026 Fireworks Festival

Event Overview

The "Aburatsu Port Festival," representing summer in Nichinan City, is grandly held at Aburatsu Port, centered around a fireworks display. It is one of the largest fireworks festivals in the prefecture, and the collaboration of light and sound echoing in the harbor is a must-see. Image provided by: (General Incorporated Association) Nichinan City Tourism Association

Info

JR Yuzu Station → 20 minutes walk; or Miyazaki Transportation bus 5 minutes, bus stop: Nishimachi, 1 minute walk
8km 15 minutes from Nichinan Togo IC, East Kyushu via Prefectural Road 435, National Route 220
1000 cars/temporary parking lot (Yuzu Port East Pier, Odozu Port), parking ticket: advance 1000 yen, 2000 yen on the day

Event Period

*In case of rain, it will be postponed to July 19 (Sunday)

Price

Entrance fee for the fireworks venue: Free / Paid seats available: Pair seats for 2 people from 5,000 yen, Table seats for 6 people from 10,000 yen *Advance purchase required via Seven-Eleven's "Seven Ticket"

Event Category

Fireworks Festival


Yuzu Port Festival 2016 Fireworks Festival Photo Contest Prize
(One company) Nichinan Tourism Association

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