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Top/Kanto/Daigo Town Fireworks Festival — Matsunuma Bridge & Disaster Prevention Roadside Station Completion Commemorative Event (Tentative)
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Daigo Town Fireworks Festival — Matsunuma Bridge & Disaster Prevention Roadside Station Completion Commemorative Event (Tentative)

Ibaraki 11/21/2026 (Sat)TBD
Daigo Town Fireworks Festival Matsunumabashi - Disaster Prevention Michi-no-Eki Completion Memorial Edition (tentative) - Enjoy the collaboration of lanterns and fireworks
(一社)大子町観光協会
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Daigo Town Fireworks Festival Matsunumabashi - Disaster Prevention Michi-no-Eki Completion Memorial Edition (tentative) - Enjoy the collaboration of lanterns and fireworks

Fireworks countTBD
Expected crowdTBD
Time18:00~18:30
AdmissionFree viewing

Summary

Seven years after the 2019 typhoon swept it away, Daigo's fireworks return to celebrate finished river works, a new bridge and the October opening of the roadside station Okukuji Daigo WEST. November 21, 18:00-18:30 (tentative), launched from the sandbar where the Kuji and Oshikawa rivers meet. Once an Obon ritual paired with lantern-floating, it now re-emerges on an autumn night. Shell count is undecided; the site is effectively station-front, five minutes on foot from JR Hitachi-Daigo, The reopening also celebrates completed flood-control works along the Kuji River, with about 2,000 free parking spaces planned for the day.

Overview

Daigo is a town in visible recovery - the roadside station Okukuji Daigo WEST opens October 10, 2026 - and the fireworks commemorate the rebuilt Matsunuma-bashi bridge and the disaster-ready station. The event's own name still carries a provisional '(tentative)', a reminder that details may shift. The launch sandbar sits close to town, within the same zone as the station-front restaurants. Event listing services indicate a postponement to Sunday, November 22 in stormy weather. Area sights such as the Fukuroda Falls and the Nishiyama-so residence in nearby Hitachi-Ota exceed a day trip, so basing at a local onsen inn is the natural way to take in this corner of Okukuji. The new roadside station on the west bank deserves a walk-through before dark.

Details

Date11/21 (Sat)
End date11/21 (Sat)
Time18:00~18:30
VenueSandbar at the confluence of the Kuji and Oshi Rivers
Address茨城県久慈郡大子町芦野倉
Paid seatsNo
Food stallsYes
ParkingYes(Available: 2,000 spaces; free. *Some paid parking available.)
Organizer0295-72-0285 Daigo Town Fireworks Festival and Lantern Floating Executive Committee
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

5 min walk from JR Hitachi-Daigo Station

🚗 By Car

Approx. 60 min from Joban Expressway Naka IC via Route 118

Info for International Visitors

Rain policy

Listings indicate a postponement to Sunday, November 22 in stormy weather; the event is still tentatively titled, so confirm via the tourism association.

Best arrival time

The show starts at 18:00 and runs about 30 minutes. Arriving 30–45 minutes beforehand still gives you a choice of spots, though riverside walkways get busy. The venue is a five-minute walk from JR Hitachi-Daigo Station.

Best viewing spots

Fireworks rise from the sandbar where the Kuji and Oshikawa rivers meet. The venue sits close to Daigo's town streets, and you can watch from the same area as the station-front restaurants — an easy setup for combining dinner with the show.

With kids

At this riverside venue, pick a spot away from the water's edge and keep children within sight. Crowds make it easy to get separated, so agree on a meeting point beforehand.

Photography tips

Phone and camera photos are fine, but be considerate with tripods in crowded areas. With the river right beside the venue, keeping the water surface in the lower frame captures the reflections too.

Payment

Food stalls generally take cash, so carry plenty of small bills and coins. Around 2,000 free parking spaces are planned, though some lots charge, so coins come in handy.

Sources
  • sp.jorudan.co.jp

Venue Location

36.7816, 140.3167

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