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A popular fireworks festival held every year on August 2nd and 3rd 🎆 A museum where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival all year round ✨ I went to the Nagaoka Fireworks Museum!!! ※Visited in March 2024. The Nagaoka Fireworks Festival is very famous, and it is difficult to make reservations for bullet trains and accommodation, so I think it is difficult to go... At this museum, you can feel like you have been to the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival anytime ~! I just missed the time, but... At the Dome Theater, you can watch the fireworks of the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival on a large screen, so it is a good idea to head there at the screening time!!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ✔️Recommended points~~~~~~~~~~~~ ⚫︎You can experience the atmosphere of the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival for free all year round🎇 ⚫︎Learn about fireworks and the behind-the-scenes of the launch! ⚫︎At the Dome Theater, you can enjoy the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival on a large screen! This is a museum that both adults and children can enjoy, so it's recommended to visit it while you're on a trip to Niigata. 🫶 ---- 📍Access 🚌 Nagaoka Station - Nagaoka Fireworks Museum Roadside Station - 20 minutes by bus 🎆Price ・ Museum only is free ・ If using the Dome Theater High school students and above 600 yen Elementary and junior high school students 300 yen 🕰️Opening hours 10:00-17:00 *Closed: Wednesdays from December to March (if a holiday falls on a Wednesday, the following weekday) ---- #Spring 0 yen trip #Nagaoka Fireworks Festival #Nagaoka Fireworks Museum #Nagaoka Fireworks #Niigata Tourism

#GlobalTravel #Niigata #Nagaoka #Nagaoka Fireworks Festival Last time I talked about one of the trips was to the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival This time I want to talk more: how to draw admission + recommended viewing locations The Nagaoka Fireworks Festival is one of the three major fireworks festivals in Japan In two days, 20,000 fireworks will be set off🎇 📅Hold on August 2nd and 3rd every year ⏰ Starts at 7:20 and ends at 9:10 on both days 📍Shinano Riverside The official has changed the system in recent years, from the previous no reservation to provide reserved seats, need to pay in advance to have the best viewing experience, it is recommended to pay attention in May when the official start to draw the conference designated seats tickets, the official website is divided into overseas + Japan domestic two channels draw tickets, overseas will close earlier However, if you can't draw a ticket, you can actually go to the river bank early to find a seat. The Japanese usually set up a picnic mat early that morning, or even the night before ⭐️ Personally would recommend the lawn near the Waterway Park, more people, but the location is quite good, see the fireworks will not feel very far!

The Nagaoka Fireworks Festival in Niigata Prefecture is held every year on August 2nd and 3rd. The spectacular fireworks that fill the entire sky are so impressive that you feel as if you are watching the finale from start to finish. [There have been no free seats in recent years. If you would like to watch the festival, please purchase a paid seat from the official website.] The website states this. (I've included a seating map in the image, and there are easy-to-understand photos on the official website ✌️) 📍City Hall Plaza Aore Nagaoka hosts parades, Nagaoka and Chuetsu area mascots, experience booths, and live comedy shows ☺️Address: 1-4-10 Ote-dori, Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture, 940-0062Opening hours: 8:00am - 10:00pmRecommendation: There are plenty of food and drink booths, so I always arrive early and hang out here before heading to the fireworks display 🚶🚶♀️You can also learn about the history of Nagaoka fireworks 🙏#NagaokaFireworksDisplay #NagaokaFireworks #FireworksDisplay #FireworksFestival #Nagaoka #Niigata

The Nagaoka Fireworks Festival is one of Japan's leading fireworks festivals, held every summer in Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture. It began in 1886 and now boasts a history of about 140 years. This festival is held with the meaning of praying for post-war reconstruction, and is widely known as the "Nagaoka Fireworks" that have been held since the Taisho era. It is held every year on the first Saturday and Sunday of August, and about 20,000 fireworks are launched. Among them, the large fireworks called "Shosan Shakudama" are particularly famous, and have a powerful diameter of about 600 meters. In addition, the "star mines" that are launched in time with music and the creative productions also fascinate the audience. The first time I saw it, I was so moved that I cried. I would love for everyone to experience such a fireworks festival! #0 yen trip February 2025 #Nagaoka Fireworks Festival