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FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL'26

フジロック

Japan's largest outdoor music festival takes place annually at a mountain ski resort, featuring over 200 Japanese and international artists across multiple stages.

Fuji Rock Festival'25 Poster
Fuji Rock Festival'25 Poster © SMASH Corporation
Dates
24–26 Jul 2026Every year
Opening hours
24–26 Jul 202609:00 to 05:00
Admission
1-Day Ticket
Adult¥26,000
3-Day Ticket
Adult¥59,000
Links
Official websiteEnglish · Japanese
Venue
Naeba Ski Resort202, Mikuni, Minamiuonuma-Gun Yuzawa-Machi, Niigata 〒 949-6212Echigo-Yuzawa Station 越後湯沢 (Jōetsu Line)More about this place

The Fuji Rock Festival is Japan's largest outdoor music event, held annually at the Naeba Ski Resort in Niigata Prefecture. The 2025 edition is scheduled for July 25–27, featuring a diverse lineup of over 200 Japanese and international artists.

Lineup Highlights:

July 25: Fred Again.., Suchmos, Vaundy, Ezra Collective, Hyukoh, Sunset Rollercoaster, OK Go, Tycho, Mdou Moctar, MIYAVI

July 26: Vulfpeck, Four Tet, Tatsuro Yamashita, James Blake, Sambomaster, Faye Webster

July 27: Vampire Weekend, HAIM, Radwimps, Hitsujibungaku, The Hives, Creepy Nuts, English Teacher

Tickets: Purchase tickets in advance through the official festival website or authorized vendors.

Accommodation: Options range from camping on-site to staying in nearby hotels or guesthouses. Camping is popular, but spaces fill up quickly, so early reservation is recommended.

Weather Preparedness: The festival is held in a mountainous region, so weather can be unpredictable. Pack rain gear, waterproof footwear, and layered clothing to adapt to varying conditions.

Festival Etiquette: Fuji Rock prides itself on being the "cleanest festival in the world." Attendees are encouraged to dispose of trash properly and participate in recycling initiatives.

Exploring the Venue: The festival grounds are expansive, featuring multiple stages and scenic forested areas. Allocate time to explore and discover new artists, and consider taking a ride on the Dragondola, the world's longest gondola lift, for panoramic views.

At Hey Japan!, we strive to keep the events listed on our website as current as possible. However, event organizers may cancel events, alter schedules, or modify admission requirements without prior notice. Check official websites before attending any event.

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