Autumn Music Festivals in Eastern Japan [2025–2026]

A camp festival born from the desire to build a community connected by camping and music. Not only pure campers, but also artist campers, workshop campers, campers who want to run a booth, comedian campers, DJ campers, campers who just want to stand out, campers who want to enjoy all of that, and even those with no experience but an interest—the camper reserves. A festival where everyone who loves camping can come together as one.

This is an event held around the north exit of JR Nakano Station. It’s a festival centered on Shiki-no-Mori Park, and on the same day another event, the Nakano Minami-guchi Waiwai Festival, takes place around the south exit of JR Nakano Station. A highlight of the north exit is the setup of a skateboard park.

This is an event held around the south exit of JR Nakano Station. On this day, there’s also an event at the north exit of the same station, so why not enjoy both at the same time? At the Minami-guchi Waiwai Festival, you can enjoy performances by many artists on stage. It’s especially recommended for music lovers.

LUNATIC FEST.

It’s a rock festival hosted by LUNA SEA, commonly known as “Luna Fes.” Launched in 2015 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of LUNA SEA’s formation, it’s a lavish event that brings together veterans of Japan’s rock scene and powerhouse bands from the younger generation. Rock fans can experience an irresistible time as the entire venue is enveloped in intense excitement.

This is a free admission event themed around Food, Farming, and Music, organized primarily by local farmers and centered on singer-songwriter Caravan. Although Chigasaki is often associated with the sea, its northern area features beautiful fields and greenery, and farming is thriving. However, illegally dumped trash has become a problem. Because the mountains, rivers, and sea are all connected in this region, the event aims to inspire a shift in participants’ awareness and help expand cleanup efforts. To protect this landscape and pass it on to future generations, we will share messages through music that encourage people to think about the environment. Why not enjoy locally grown vegetables sold directly by farmers and meals from food trucks, and take the time with your family to think about the future?