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The 13th Kyushu Grand Fireworks Festival” will be held on November 14. Special spectator seats and accommodation plans on sale at Huis Ten Bosch.

Posted on June 28, 2026 by Editor in Chief

Huistenbosch (1-1 Huistenbosch-cho, Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture) will hold the “13th Kyushu Ichiban Dai Hanabi Matsuri” on November 14.

This annual large-scale fireworks event is one of the largest in western Japan, shooting off 22,000 fireworks, including a 300-meter-diameter “ichishakudama” (one large ball) and a spectacular finale. You can enjoy the fireworks from inside Huis Ten Bosch while having fun at the same time.

The “Fireworks Special Viewing Seats,” which go on sale at 12:00 p.m. on May 19, include panoramic view seats (from 4,000 yen for A-block chair seats to 60,000 yen for VIP seats with food and beverage), a venue with a panoramic view of the fountain show and fireworks, a higher grade venue to enjoy the fireworks with gourmet food, and a dinner cruise to enjoy fireworks from a ship, Twenty different types of seats with different locations are available.

The five official hotels scattered throughout the resort, Hotel Europa, Hotel Amsterdam, Forest Villa, Hotel Den Haag, and Hotel Rotterdam, are offering accommodation plans that allow you to watch the fireworks and enjoy the afterglow with a comfortable hotel stay.

The Hotel Den Haag will also offer a plan that allows guests to watch the fireworks in the comfort of their rooms without worrying about their surroundings (from 52,900 yen per person for a double occupancy).

In addition, from the same day, the “Hotel Den Haag Special Room”, a concept room created with the new “Evangelion” attraction in April, and the “Miffy Room”, a room with a view of the world of the popular “Miffy Wonder Square” area, will also be available for reservations. Reservations will be accepted from the same day.

A separate admission ticket to Huis Ten Bosch is required, including a 1-DAY Passport for 8,200 yen for adults/7,200 yen for children/ 5,600 yen for adults, and an After 3 Passport for 7,200 yen for adults/6,400 yen for children/ 5,200 yen for children.

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