Chikugogawa Fireworks 2026 Cancelled
The August 5, 2026 Chikugogawa Fireworks Festival in Kurume has been cancelled, with no postponement to August 7. The August 6 cleanup is also cancelled.
Read this guideKurume is a major city in the Chikugo region, set between the Chikugo River and Mount Kora. It is known for Kurume ramen, yakitori, fruit, Kora Taisha Shrine and cultural attractions such as Ishibashi Cultural Center.
Use the guides below to explore attractions, local food, seasonal events, transport and other practical visitor information for Kurume City. Only articles currently available in English are shown.
The August 5, 2026 Chikugogawa Fireworks Festival in Kurume has been cancelled, with no postponement to August 7. The August 6 cleanup is also cancelled.
Read this guideCompare 12 Fukuoka factory tours for mentaiko, ramen, dairy, beer, cosmetics, cars and robots, with booking rules, prices and visit times.
Read this guideVisit Aoki Onsen in rural Kurume for free-flowing spring water, an open-air bath and sauna. Check price, access, payment and visitor rules.
Read this guideA practical 2026 calendar of 12 fireworks festivals across Fukuoka Prefecture, with dates, times, nearest areas, ticket notes and travel advice.
Read this guideLearn what 36°C fukanyu is, find the confirmed 2026 option at Shingu Fukunoyu, and use lukewarm baths safely after a sauna.
Read this guidePlan seven practical road trips from Fukuoka to Itoshima, Shikanoshima, Munakata, Dazaifu, Ukiha, Kurume and Mojiko, with driving rules and timing tips.
Read this guidePlan Yunosaka Kurume Onsen with natural spring, day-bath prices, private family rooms, sauna, overnight stay and access.
Read this guidePlan a visit to this Tanushimaru hillside onsen with current prices, hours, private family baths, no-phone-reservation rule, café and access.
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