Kamo River Fireworks

Kamo River Fireworks

Event Overview

A fireworks display held on the coast of Maehara Yokonagisa, which was selected as the 100-year-old Nagisa in Japan. It can be seen from anywhere on the wide coastline, and its beauty is worth seeing.

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • Maehara/Yokonagisa Coast
  • Address:   
  • Kamogawa, Chiba
  • Public Transportation:   
JR Awa Kamogawa Station → 5-minute walk
  • Car Access:   
50 minutes from Kimitsu IC, Toriyama-do, via Prefectural Road 92
  • Phone Number:   
  • 04-7092-0086 (Kamogawa Tourism Association)
  • Parking Number:   
Free and paid options available depending on the location

Event Period

  • July 29, 2026 (Wednesday)
*In case of bad weather, it will be postponed to July 30 (Thursday) or 31 (Friday)

Price

Fireworks venue entrance fee: Free

Event Category

Fireworks Festival

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