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Top/Tokai/Fukuoka Hometown Fireworks Festival
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Fukuoka Hometown Fireworks Festival

Gifu 8/2/2026 (Sun)Approx. 800 shells
This festival ended on 8/2/2026 (Sun).See fireworks festivals in Gifu·See the 8 fireworks calendar
Fukuoka Hometown Fireworks Festival
吉村 緑

Fukuoka Furusato Fireworks Festival: Fireworks including star mines are launched

Fireworks countApprox. 800 shells
Expected crowdApprox. 3,000 people
Time20:00~20:30
AdmissionFree viewing

Summary

About 800 fireworks rise over the riverbed opposite the Roman Valley auto-campground in Nakatsugawa, Gifu, on Sunday, August 2, 2026, from 8 to 8:30 p.m. Starmine bursts and a program centered on 3- and 4-inch shells send echoes rolling through the valley hills. The elevated launch site makes the whole display easy to follow even from a distance, and three free parking areas hold roughly 300 cars in total.

Overview

This display marks summer in the Fukuoka district of Nakatsugawa City. Launched from the high ground across from the Roman Valley, the shells reverberate against the valley walls in a way lowland venues cannot match. The 30-minute program from 8 p.m. leans on starmine runs and 3- and 4-inch shells. Note that no food stalls are set up, so bring your own drinks and snacks. Take the Kita-Ena bus from JR Nakatsugawa Station toward Fuchikyo (about 25 minutes) to the Fukuoka General Affairs Office stop, a 5-minute walk away; three free parking areas near the venue hold about 300 cars in total.

Details

Date8/2 (Sun)
End date8/2 (Sun)
Time20:00~20:30
VenueRiverbed opposite Roman Valley Auto Campground
Address岐阜県中津川市
Crowd levelMedium ★★☆☆☆
Paid seatsNo
Food stallsNo
ParkingYes(Available: 300 free spaces at General Office parking lot and approx. 300 spaces across 3 locations)
Organizer0573-72-2144 Fukuoka Community Development Council
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

From JR Nakatsugawa Station, take Kita-Ena Kotsu Bus (approx. 25 min to Tsukechi-kyo), get off at Fukuoka General Office bus stop, 5 min walk

Info for International Visitors

Best arrival time

Be on the riverbed 30–45 minutes before the start. Three free parking areas — including the General Affairs Office lot — hold about 300 cars in total. From JR Nakatsugawa Station, the bus takes about 25 minutes to the Fukuoka General Affairs Office stop, then a 5-minute walk. Valley nights turn cool, so a light jacket is a good idea.

Best viewing spots

The elevated launch site means the whole display reads well even from a distance — pick a spot that frames the valley ridgelines behind the bursts.

With kids

Parts of the riverbed sit close to the water — keep an eye on the kids. There are no food stalls, so bring your own drinks and snacks. Bright clothing and a set meeting point help too.

Photography tips

With shells rising from elevated ground, it is easy to compose the whole display against the mountain silhouettes. The valley runs dark at night — a tripod pays off.

Payment

Viewing is free with no paid seats. No food stalls are set up, so bring what you need. Parking: three areas, about 300 spaces in total, free.

Venue Location

35.4975, 137.5022

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

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