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Top/Kanto/The 39th Kurohone Summer Festival
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The 39th Kurohone Summer Festival

Gunma 8/16/2026 (Sun)1,000 shells
This festival ended on 8/16/2026 (Sun).See fireworks festivals in Gunma·See the 8 fireworks calendar
The 39th Kurohone Summer Festival — Watch 1,000 fireworks launch from the festival venue
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The 39th Kurohone Summer Festival — Watch 1,000 fireworks launch from the festival venue

Fireworks count1,000 shells
Expected crowd3500 people
Time19:30~20:00
AdmissionFree viewing

Summary

The 39th Kurohone Summer Festival closes with about 1,000 fireworks over the riverbank near Kurohone Sports Park in northern Kiryu, Gunma, on August 16, 2026, from 19:30 to 20:00. The valley town expects around 3,500 visitors — and Mizunuma Station on the Watarase Keikoku Railway sits a single minute's walk from the venue, with a special Kiryu-bound train timed to the finale.

Overview

This is a community festival at true valley scale: small, local, and run by the neighborhood itself, with the fireworks as its brightest half hour. The dark mountain sky and close launch site give the roughly 1,000 shells an immediacy that big-city shows trade away, and the expected crowd of about 3,500 keeps the riverside friendly rather than packed. The railway is the smart move — Mizunuma Station is a 1-minute walk from the venue, and a special Kiryu-bound train runs after the finale, so the evening needs no car at all. Drivers have a free 150-space lot, but congestion is expected and the advice is to come early; the drive runs about 40 minutes via Route 122 from Isesaki IC. No food stalls are scheduled, so bring dinner and drinks, confirm the return train time, and let the valley echo handle the atmosphere.

Details

Date8/16 (Sun)
End date8/16 (Sun)
Time19:30~20:00
VenueKurohone Sports Park
Address群馬県桐生市
Crowd levelMedium ★★☆☆☆
Paid seatsNo
Food stallsNo
ParkingYes(Available: 150 free spaces. Crowds are expected on the day, so please arrive early.)
Organizer0277-96-2113 Kiryu City Kurohone Branch Office, Regional Development Division
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

1 min walk from Watarase Keikoku Railway Mizunuma Station

🚗 By Car

Approx. 40 min from Kita-Kanto Expressway Isesaki IC via Route 122

Info for International Visitors

Best arrival time

The show starts at 19:30 — reach the riverside viewing area 30–45 minutes early to claim a spot. With only 150 parking spaces and congestion expected, riding the Watarase Keikoku Railway to Mizunuma Station (a 1-minute walk to the venue) is the comfortable route.

With kids

In a mountain valley, darkness falls quickly — watch your footing and where children stand. Confirm the return special train time and the whole family can relax; the bursts echo close by, so ear defenders are worth packing.

Photography tips

The launch site sits close, and mountain silhouettes make easy backdrops. A tripod with a few seconds of exposure is the standard setup. Keep the return train time in mind so packing up stays unhurried.

Payment

Viewing is free with no paid seating. No food stalls operate here, so bring your own provisions — shop before you set out. The free 150-space lot expects congestion, so use it early.

Venue Location

36.4137, 139.3324

Coordinates are accurate to the city level and may differ slightly from the exact venue.

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