Ojiya Festival Fireworks
おぢやまつり大花火大会
2026-10-20 pass
Ojiya Festival Fireworks is a fireworks festival held in Chubu. Date: 2026-08-22 (Sat) - the fireworks on the second day of the 2026-08-21 to 23 festival. Total shells: about About 7,000 shells in one night. Attendance: About 170,000 to 180,000 visitors over the three days of the festival. No. Not published; the festival is held over three days and the fireworks are on the second day
Event essentials
Headline stats
- Total Shells
- About 7,000 shells in one night
- Duration
- 90 min
- Nights
- 1 night(s)
- Attendance
- About 170,000 to 180,000 visitors over the three days of the festival
- Largest Shell
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Founding Year
- 1953
Signature Sequences
- 01The finale is the super wide Bestias grand starmine, about 1,000 metres across, fired with money raised from the citizens
- 02Ojiya is one of the leading Japanese cities for fireworks production, so the display carries large shaku-dama and nishaku-dama
- 03The fireworks are the second day of a three day festival (21 to 23 August in 2026) and run from 19:30 to 21:00
- 04The festival also carries the karakuri mandant parade and the unified mandant parade with the Ojiya taiko groups
Venue & Access
- Time Window
- 19:30-21:00
- Venue
- Park on the Shinano River below the Asahi Bridge, Ojiya City, Niigata Prefecture (新潟県小千谷市 信濃川旭橋下流の河川敷公園)
- Address
- Niigata Prefecture, Ojiya City, the park on the Shinano River below the Asahi Bridge
- Venue Size
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Venue Floor Type
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Gates Open
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Paid-Seat Holder Entry
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Spectator Capacity
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Production Company
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Sponsor
- Ojiya Festival executive committee (おぢやまつり実行委員会), enquiries through the Ojiya Tourism Association
Access
From major cities
- From Tokyo
- Train: the Joetsu Shinkansen is the line that serves Ojiya - Urasa Station is the nearest Shinkansen stop and is about 30 minutes by taxi from Ojiya, and Tokamachi Station is about 15 minutes away by the Hokuetsu Kanko bus. The sources checked give these two routes into Niigata but no Tokyo-specific itinerary
- From Osaka
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- From Sendai
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Nearest Station
- Not confirmed on the pages checked
- Nearest Shinkansen
- Joetsu Shinkansen, Urasa Station - the nearest Shinkansen stop; a taxi ride of about 30 minutes from Urasa reaches Ojiya, and Tokamachi Station on the same line is about 15 minutes away by the Hokuetsu Kanko bus
- Local Transit
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Parking
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Parking Reservation
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Lodging Strategy
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- English Access
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Cash Required
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Best Arrival
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Peak Crowd
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
Tickets
- Seat Type
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Price Range
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Seat Count
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass) seats
- Sellout History
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Reservation
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Day-Of Ticket
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
Weather Policy
- Rain
- Not published on the pages checked
- Decision Time
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Postponement
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Wind Threshold
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Typical Risks
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
- Weather Cancellation History
- Not confirmed in the sources checked (2026-10-20 pass)
Sources and verification
Related festivals
Sister Festivals
- Kashiwazaki Gion Festival Umi-no Dai Fireworksthe other large Niigata display, about 16,000 shells on 26 July
- Sanjo Summer Festival Fireworksthe neighbouring city's display, about 10,000 shells on the first Saturday of August
- Agano City Fireworks Festivalthe local display on the Agano River, about 1,500 shells in late August
