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View Approximately 22,000 Fireworks, One of the Kanto Region's Largest Displays

About this spot

A fireworks festival held from 7 PM to 8 PM with Hashimoto Sports Park as the main venue, extending along the Kinu River floodplain—one of the Kanto region's largest displays. During this one-hour period, approximately 22,000 fireworks successively light up the night sky in an overwhelming spectacle, with powerful starmines and finale bursts that astound viewers. Watching fireworks from the spacious Kinu River floodplain offers a refreshing sense of openness that perfectly concludes a day spent exploring nature and history.

Fireworks details

Name: 常総きぬ川花火大会

Date & time: 9/12 (Sat) Time TBA

Venue: 橋本運動公園・常総市

Shells: approx. 22,000

Source: ibarakiguide.jp

Tips

For this large-scale fireworks festival, check the organizer's announcement regarding cancellation due to bad weather. After the show, parking lots and roads become extremely congested, so staggered departures or public transportation are recommended. Fireworks produce loud noise, so earplugs are useful for small children.

Best time to visit

7 PM - 8 PM during the event. Secure your viewing spot one hour before the start.

Access & map

Ibaraki Prefecture, Hashimoto Sports Park, Joso City

Model course featuring this spot

2026 Joso Kinu River Fireworks Festival Full-Day Experience Course

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