Naeba Ski Area New Year's Eve Fireworks

Naeba Ski Area New Year's Eve Fireworks

Event Overview

Winter wind poetry, slopes at Naeba Ski Area Fireworks. You can enjoy colorful and vivid fireworks on New Year's Eve night. Image courtesy: Naeba Ski Area

Info

JR Echigo-Yuzawa Station East Exit → Car about 35 minutes; or bus about 40 minutes, bus stop: Day center "Shune" Get off, travel time varies depending on location
21km from Yuzawa IC, Kanetsu-do, via National Route 17 about 30 minutes; or 33km from Tsukiyono IC, Kanetsu-do, about 50 minutes
3800 units / 1000 yen per unit. Saturday, Sunday, and holidays (including December 29 to January 3) 2000 yen *Guests staying at Naeba Prince Hotel are charged 1000 yen per night.

Event Period

Price

Free viewing

Event Category

Festival of fire and lights, fireworks display


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