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Takata Matsubara Fireworks

Iwate 10/11/2026 (Sun)Approx. 15,000 shells
Takada Matsubara Fireworks - A new fireworks festival created by the hands of citizens
高田松原花火実行委員会
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Takada Matsubara Fireworks - A new fireworks festival created by the hands of citizens

Fireworks countApprox. 15,000 shells
Expected crowdApprox. 10,000
Time19:00~20:00
AdmissionPaid seats

Summary

A brand-new event debuting October 11, 2026 at Takata Matsubara Sports Park in Rikuzentakata, Iwate, organized by a volunteer committee of local residents with about 15,000 shells. Every spectator needs a ticket, but the seat menu is unconventional: general admission, a 'drive view' where you watch from inside your own car, and campsites where you can sleep beside the venue before or after the show. On a coastline indelibly marked by the 2011 tsunami, it is an attempt to build a new kind of festival.

Overview

The park is about 7 minutes on foot from JR Rikuzentakata Station—remarkable accessibility for an all-ticket event. Grounds open at 12:00 and close at 21:00, with launches scheduled 19:00–20:00. Parking costs 3,000 yen and must be bought as a ticket in advance; the event runs rain-or-shine, cancels in severe weather, and plans refunds if cancelled. Tickets, sold through the official online store, run from 6,600 yen for general admission up to drive-view passes at 45,000 yen per vehicle and campsites for up to eight people. The food area gathers vendors selected from Rikuzentakata and across the Sanriku coast. Before dusk, the 'Miracle Pine' monument and nearby disaster remains give the night a deeper frame of memory. Because everything is ticketed—including parking—the official online store is the single place to plan seats, campsites and parking together.

Details

Date10/11 (Sun)
End date10/11 (Sun)
Time19:00~20:00
VenueTakata Matsubara Sports Park
Address岩手県陸前高田市高田松原運動公園
Crowd levelLarge ★★★☆☆
Paid seatsYes
Food stallsYes
ParkingYes(Available: 3,000 yen. Advance purchase of parking ticket required)
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

7 min walk from JR Rikuzentakata Station

🚗 By Car

Approx. 5 min from Rikuzentakata IC on Sanriku Expressway, approx. 5 min from Rikuzentakata-Osabe IC, approx. 6 min from Kayooka IC

Info for International Visitors

Rain policy

Held in rain, cancelled in severe weather; refunds planned if the event is cancelled (some fees excluded).

Best arrival time

Arriving 30–45 minutes before the start still secures you a spot, though grass areas fill up early. Gates open at noon, so an earlier afternoon entry that leaves time for the food area before settling in works well.

Tickets & seats

All-ticket event via the official store: general admission from 6,600 yen, drive view 45,000 yen per vehicle, campsites up to 8 people; advance parking pass 3,000 yen required.

With kids

The day runs long from the noon opening, and crowds build toward evening — keep children within sight and agree on a meeting point in case you get separated. Hold hands when moving through busy areas.

Photography tips

Phone and camera photos are fine, but tripods and monopods may be restricted in paid seating — check with staff first. With around 15,000 fireworks opening wide across the sky, a slightly wider framing captures them comfortably.

Payment

Buy paid seats in advance where possible. Food stalls generally take cash, so carry plenty of small bills and coins.

Sources
  • takatamatsubarahanabi.com

Venue Location

39.0113, 141.6372

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Related Links

  • National Fireworks Competition 'Omagari Fireworks'↗
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