
The 76th Asamushi Onsen Fireworks continues one of northern Japan's longest onsen-town traditions on September 26, 2026, launching about 3,000 shells over Sunset Beach Asamushi from 7:00 p.m. The hot-spring district on Aomori City's coast pairs paid beachfront seating with free shoreline viewing, food stalls along the promenade, and event parking — an evening that ends naturally with a late-night soak.
Seventy-six editions is a milestone few fireworks festivals reach, and Asamushi Onsen — Aomori City's classic hot-spring district on the bay — marks it on September 26, 2026. From 7:00 p.m., roughly 3,000 shells rise over Sunset Beach Asamushi, the district's sandy front yard; paid seating claims the central sightlines while the rest of the beach stays free. Food stalls line the promenade, and event parking is arranged for the evening. The show is timed for the onsen rhythm: watch the sky, then walk back into the ryokan district for a late bath — the anniversary edition makes an overnight stay the obvious plan. A dedicated phone line (voice guidance) handles inquiries, and the Asamushi Onsen website posts the definitive schedule.
A 76th-edition onsen-town show: 3,000 shells over Sunset Beach Asamushi, then a late soak.