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Top/Kanto/7th Kamagaya Fireworks
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7th Kamagaya Fireworks

Chiba Prefecture 8/11/2026 (Tue)Approx. 1,500+ shells
This festival ended on 8/11/2026 (Tue).See fireworks festivals in Chiba Prefecture·See the 8 fireworks calendar
The 7th Kamagaya no Hanabi — colorful, unique fireworks color the night sky
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The 7th Kamagaya no Hanabi — colorful, unique fireworks color the night sky

Fireworks countApprox. 1,500+ shells
Expected crowdApprox. 15,000 people
Time19:30~20:30
AdmissionPaid seats

Summary

The 7th Kamagaya Fireworks take place at Fukutaro Stadium & Fukutaro Arena in Kamagaya City, Chiba, on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, sending up about 1,500 or more shells from 19:30 over one hour. In a two-part program, 14 local elementary and junior high schools launch themed shells set to their school songs, followed by sponsored fireworks. Shin-Kamagaya Station is a 25-minute walk, and with no parking, public transport is essential.

Overview

The 7th Kamagaya Fireworks run 19:30–20:30 on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at Fukutaro Stadium & Fukutaro Arena in Kamagaya City, Chiba. Held with the cooperation of 14 local elementary and junior high schools to foster local pride, each school sets its own firework types and themes. On the day, after presentations by the pupils and students, part one launches shells to each school song and part two continues with sponsored fireworks, drawing about 15,000 visitors. The nearest station is Shin-Kamagaya, served by the Hokuso, Keisei, Shin-Keisei and Tobu lines, a 25-minute walk away. With no parking at the venue, arriving by public transport is the premise. Paid seating is available — check the festival's official website for prices and details, and note that the program may change.

Details

Date8/11 (Tue)
End date8/11 (Tue)
Time19:30~20:30
VenueFukutaro Stadium & Fukutaro Arena
Address千葉県鎌ケ谷市
Crowd levelLarge ★★★☆☆
Paid seatsYes
Food stallsYes
ParkingNo
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

25 min walk from Hokuso Railway / Keisei Electric Railway / Shin-Keisei Electric Railway / Tobu Railway Shin-Kamagaya Station *No parking available; please use public transportation

Info for International Visitors

Best arrival time

Aim to arrive 30–45 minutes before the start. As the venue is a stadium-and-arena complex, the entrances get crowded right after gates open. The nearest station is Shin-Kamagaya, a 25-minute walk, and with no parking at the venue, build the train ride into your plan. The flow back to the station is heavy afterward too.

With kids

With theme fireworks from local elementary and junior high schools, many acts are easy for children to relate to. The stadium has level changes, and after the show crowds converge on the station, so hold small children's hands and set a meeting point for reassurance.

Photography tips

Photos with phones and cameras are freely allowed. From the stadium viewing area it is easy to frame the fireworks overhead, and capturing each school's themed shell is part of the fun. Set tripods where they will not block seats or aisles.

Payment

Paid seating is available. For prices and how to buy, check the festival's official website. Food stalls generally take cash, so have small bills and coins ready. There is no parking at the venue.

Venue Location

35.7712, 139.9992

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

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