Yamanashi Festival Calendar [2026]: Music Festivals and Outdoor Events Summary

This is a music event that began after comedian Egashira 2:50 planned and announced it on his official YouTube channel. Egashira is active in many fields, but this time he’s taking on a surprising new challenge: organizing a music festival himself and even negotiating the casting directly. No one can predict what it will be like, so it would be a shame not to take part. You also won’t want to miss the lineup announcement to see which artists will gather.

SWEET LOVE SHOWER is an outdoor festival organized by SPACE SHOWER TV. These days it’s held at Lake Yamanaka at the foot of Mount Fuji. With its location offering views of Mount Fuji and a lineup packed with popular artists, it’s an extremely popular event.

The Mt. Fuji Kawaguchiko Jazz Festival is a jazz festival held in Fujikawaguchiko Town, Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture. Spanning three days and featuring many jazz bands, it’s a festival of such scale that it’s synonymous with jazz in Yamanashi. If you’re in the area, be sure to stop by.

Mt. FUJIMAKI is an outdoor festival held in Yamanakako Village, Yamanashi Prefecture. It’s hosted by Ryota Fujimaki, the guitarist and vocalist of Remioromen. As a native of Yamanashi, Fujimaki aims to stir up a new breeze from Mt. Fuji through music—an event filled with that passion.

The Yatsugatake Jazz Festival, commonly known as Yatujazz, is held at the foot of the Yatsugatake Mountains in Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture. A number of renowned jazz artists take the stage one after another for dynamic sessions. It promises to be a full day of authentic jazz. The venue, Kobuchizawa Wellness Garden, features stylish Western-style architecture.

A techno festival held at the private campground THE SOUTHERN PENINSULA. An outdoor festival set at a lush, high-class campsite in Minami-Izu. Featuring the luxurious headliners Shlømo, AWB, and PVNV, along with KEN ISHII, A.

It’s a danceable event featuring a star-studded lineup including Mochi (Figure) and ami.