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Top/Kanto/The 52nd Kanazawa Festival Fireworks Display
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The 52nd Kanazawa Festival Fireworks Display

Kanagawa Prefecture 8/22/2026 (Sat)Approx. 3,500 shells
This festival ended on 8/22/2026 (Sat).See fireworks festivals in Kanagawa Prefecture·See the 8 fireworks calendar
52nd Kanazawa Festival Fireworks Festival - 51st Kanazawa Festival Fireworks Festival Photo Contest Fireworks Grand Prize
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52nd Kanazawa Festival Fireworks Festival - 51st Kanazawa Festival Fireworks Festival Photo Contest Fireworks Grand Prize

Fireworks countApprox. 3,500 shells
Expected crowdApprox. 255,000 people
Time19:00~20:00
AdmissionFree viewing

Summary

The Kanazawa Festival fireworks light up the sea off Umi-no-Koen (Sea Park) in Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama, on August 22, 2026, from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. About 3,500 shells launch from the water enclosed by Hakkeijima, the park and Nojima. Star mines in varying colors and patterns form the backbone of the program, capped by the annual giant star mine finale — and the Seaside Line drops riders right at the park.

Overview

This is a star-mine showcase: hour-long sequences of differing colors and patterns run one after another across the bay until the traditional oversized star mine brings the night to a close. The launch area sits on the water between Hakkeijima, Umi-no-Koen and Nojima, so the park shore faces it directly. The Seaside Line's Umi-no-Koen-minamiguchi and Umi-no-Koen-Shibaguchi stops put visitors at the park immediately, while Keikyu's Kanazawa-Bunko Station offers a 20-minute walking route. With no parking nearby, arriving by train is the default plan — and expect the shoreline to be claimed early by those wanting the finale view.

Details

Date8/22 (Sat)
End date8/22 (Sat)
Time19:00~20:00
VenueUmi no Koen (Sea Park)
Address神奈川県横浜市金沢区
Crowd levelMega ★★★★★
Paid seatsNo
Food stallsYes
ParkingNo
OrganizerKanazawa Festival Executive Committee Office (within Kanazawa Ward Office, Regional Promotion Division)
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

From JR Shin-Sugita Station or Keikyu Kanazawa-Hakkei Station, take the Yokohama Seaside Line and get off at Umi no Koen Minamiguchi Station or Umi no Koen Shibaguchi Station, right there. 20-minute walk from Keikyu Kanazawa-Bunko Station.

Info for International Visitors

Best arrival time

Aim to arrive 1.5–2 hours before the start. Viewing areas inside the park begin filling early. There is no parking at the venue, so come by public transport.

Best viewing spots

Shells rise from the water enclosed by Umi-no-Koen (the Sea Park), Hakkeijima and Nojima, so the park's shoreline faces the launch area head-on. Secure a position with a clear view early so you can see the finale's giant star mine too.

With kids

At the seaside viewing areas, keep children away from the water's edge and within sight. Peak crowds make separation easy, so set a meeting point in advance.

Photography tips

Phone and camera photography is allowed, but be considerate with tripods and monopods in crowded areas. With launches over the sea, keeping the water's reflection in frame makes the shot.

Payment

Viewing is free, but food stalls generally take cash, so carry plenty of small bills and coins.

Venue Location

35.3429, 139.6247

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

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