59th Joso Kinugawa Fireworks Festival

59th Joso Kinugawa Fireworks Festival

Event Overview

The "Joso Kinu River Fireworks Festival" is set against the backdrop of the Kinu River in Joso City, where you can enjoy the artistic fireworks of one of Japan's top pyrotechnic companies. Held annually in the fall, the fireworks launched from Hashimoto Sports Park in Joso City total around 22,000 shots, making it a large-scale event. Local fireworks companies, as well as members from the Japan Fireworks Artists Association from all over the country, participate, showcasing the highest standard of fireworks in Japan through a variety of programs, including music star mines and creative star mines. There are also opportunities to submit message fireworks and paid viewing seats, so be sure to check in advance.

Info

Kanto Railway Mizukaido Station → 15-minute walk
5 km, 15 minutes via National Route 294 from the Joban Expressway Taniwawara IC
Approximately 2000 vehicles, 3000 yen per vehicle, reservation required

Event Period

*Please check the official website in case of inclement weather

Price

Fireworks venue admission fee: Free / Paid seats available: Masu seats (capacity 5) 20,000 yen, Garden table seats (includes parking ticket, table & chairs, capacity 4) 30,000 yen, Table seats (includes parking ticket, table & chairs, capacity 3) 24,000 yen, Pair seats (includes chairs, capacity 2) 14,000 yen, Chair seats (1 person) 6,000 yen, Free seating on the left bank embankment (1 person) 2,500 yen

Event Category

Fireworks Festival


2017 Joso Kinu River Flower Festival

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