The Oborozukiyo Music Festival is an open-air music festival hosted by the Iiyama Nanohana Festival Executive Committee, held at Nanohana Park in Iiyama City, Nagano Prefecture, where the scenery from the song “Oborozukiyo” remains just as it is. In its 25th edition this year, participating groups, including city music organizations, will perform the song “Oborozukiyo” and a free-choice piece on an outdoor stage surrounded by blooming canola flowers and fresh spring greenery. Aiming to nurture mental well-being by immersing oneself in the hometown landscape and enjoying the richness of nature, the festival will be held in May 2026.

Transcendence is an outdoor electronic music festival held in the mountains of Nagano Prefecture, celebrating its fifth edition in 2026. The venue is Chōja no Mori, a forest spread across a plateau in Kitaaiki Village, Minamisaku District, where you can immerse yourself in music while enjoying auto camping and campfires. A total of 12 acts—DJs and sound systems invited from Japan and abroad—will gather for three days defined by the intersection of fresh impulses and mature aesthetics. The festival will take place in May 2026.

The Early Spring Song Music Festival is a music event hosted by Azumino City and the Soshunfu Aishokai, held at the Horigane–Hotaka area of the National Alps Azumino Park in Azumino City, Nagano Prefecture. With the concept of letting voices resonate from the place connected to the song “Soshunfu” (Early Spring), and set against the rich nature at the foot of the Northern Alps, the festival features an open-call stage and a free music plaza that welcome performers regardless of professional or amateur status. Cherished as a participatory music festival created together with attendees, it will mark its 22nd edition in May 2026.