Skip to content
Tokunavi Fukuoka
Things to Do Young Children & Families Hands-On Experiences Festivals & Events Food Events

RKB Colorful Festival 2026 in Momochihama: Dates and Access

RKB Colorful Festival 2026 in Momochihama: Dates and Access

This translation was prepared with AI assistance and reviewed by the editorial team.

RKB Colorful Festival, one of the largest annual events held by local broadcaster RKB Mainichi Broadcasting, returns to the Momochihama waterfront on Saturday and Sunday, October 10–11, 2026. It is scheduled from 10:00 to 17:00 on both days around the RKB Broadcasting Hall and Fukuoka Tower.

The festival usually brings RKB television, radio and online programs into public event spaces. The first 2026 announcement confirms the dates, hours and planned venue areas, but the stage program, food stalls, participation rules and admission conditions had not yet been released as of August 10. Treat previous-year programs only as examples and check the 2026 announcement again before travelling.

  • October 10–11, 2026, 10:00–17:00
  • Momochihama: RKB Broadcasting Hall, its parking area and Fukuoka Tower plaza
  • Detailed program and admission conditions still to be announced
  • Use public transport; event-specific traffic arrangements may follow

Information checked on August 10, 2026 against RKB’s official announcement dated July 21. Only details explicitly announced for 2026 are presented as confirmed.

Confirmed information for 2026

Item Details
Event RKB Colorful Festival 2026 — Autumn Festival Connecting to the Future
Dates Saturday–Sunday, October 10–11, 2026
Hours 10:00–17:00 on both days
Planned venues RKB Broadcasting Hall and parking area; Fukuoka Tower plaza and nearby spaces
Address area Around 2-3-8 Momochihama, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka City
Program To be announced through RKB television, radio, website and social media

What international visitors can expect

RKB describes this as its largest event, attracting more than 50,000 visitors annually. It is a local broadcasting festival rather than a traditional shrine festival, so much of the stage talk and program-related content is likely to be in Japanese. Food, public performances and the waterfront setting can still make it an approachable local outing even if you do not follow RKB programs.

The 2026 program is not final. Do not assume that a 2025 market, performer, studio tour or giveaway will return until it appears on the current official page.

Getting to the Momochihama venue

The venue is beside Fukuoka Tower in the Momochihama waterfront district. Nishijin Station on the Airport Line is roughly a 20-minute walk from the RKB area. Buses serving the Fukuoka Tower (TNC Broadcasting Center) and Hakubutsukan Kitaguchi stops are useful from central Fukuoka.

The event uses the RKB parking area as part of its planned venue, so it should not be treated as visitor parking. Public transport is the practical choice. Confirm any temporary bus stops, road restrictions and bicycle-parking instructions after the detailed 2026 map is released.

How to plan the day

Allow two or three hours after the detailed timetable is published. Fukuoka Tower, the city museum and the Momochi Seaside Park area are nearby, but their admission and opening hours are separate from the festival.

October weather can still be warm in the daytime. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes and be ready for crowded outdoor areas. If rain or strong wind is forecast, check RKB’s same-day notices before leaving.

  • Save the official 2026 event page rather than a previous-year program.
  • Check whether individual stages or experiences require registration or numbered tickets.
  • Keep a translation app available for Japanese stage and booth notices.
  • Do not plan around food vendors until the 2026 list is published.

Official updates and nearby guides

Use RKB for confirmed program and weather updates. The related guides help combine the event with the Momochihama waterfront.