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DATE
10/31(Sat)–11/3(Tue)
TIME
Gokusyo/Reisen area
17:30–21:00(Admission until 20:45)
Gofuku-machi area
17:30–21:30(Admission until 21:15)
※Held regardless of weather
Infomation
Venue
Gokusyo/Reisen Area
Gofuku-machi Area
| Early Bird Until Aug 31 | Regular From Sep 1 | Group 20 or more | |
|---|---|---|---|
| E-ticketShow on your phone | ¥1,950 | ¥2,450 | ¥1,950 |
| Paper | ¥2,000 | ¥2,500 | ¥2,000 |
Pair TicketSet of 2
On sale from Sep 1 at Asoview!, KKday, FamilyMart and Ticket Pia
*¥50 off at Asoview!
¥4,000
Student TicketStudent ID required
Sold only at the on-site ticket booths. Please show your student ID when purchasing.
¥1,750
Express Pass
Priority entry to every venue throughout the event
¥6,000
Before you buy
- Children of junior high school age and younger enter free (must be accompanied by a guardian).
- One ticket admits you once to each paid venue.
- You may visit at any time during the event, but you cannot re-enter a venue you have already visited.
- Each Express Pass may be accompanied by one child of junior high school age or younger.
- Express Passes are available in limited numbers.
E-tickets Just show the ticket on your phone screen to enter.
2. Buying in person
Paper tickets are also sold at the locations below.
Advance salesFrom Sep 1
Select a location to open it in Google Maps.
On-site ticket boothsDuring the event
Tickets are also sold at the venues below during the event.
*Cashless payment methods accepted
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 2 (Mon) 5:00 PM – 9:30 PM / Nov 3 (Tue, holiday) 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Next to Tochoji Temple (Mochikichi parking lot)
Dekimachi Park
Kushida Shrine (Nigiwai Hiroba)
Parking lot in front of Hongakuji Temple
In front of the Central Gate, Hakata Station
Oct 31 (Sat) – Nov 3 (Tue) 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Last entry to the Gokusho and Reisen areas is 8:45 PM, so please allow time to exchange your ticket.
Lighting Ceremony
Head priests from temples of different Buddhist schools gather to light up the district and open the festival, joined by the geisha of Hakata Odori.
Okushida Fes
Live music, local sake tasting and food stalls. Four stage shows every evening.
Jotenji Night Market
An evening market at the temple said to be the birthplace of udon, soba and Hakata-ori textiles.
Dekimachi Park Plaza
A place to rest, with food trucks and the festival’s original merchandise on sale.
Events at the Temples
Sutra copying and Buddhist drawing, picture-scroll storytelling, and gagaku and noh performances.
Related Events
Hands-on programmes introducing the living traditions of Hakata, a district long known for its performing arts.
Bookings are handled on an external reservation site.
Logo Design Concept

LOGO Design Concept
the black part represents the cross of the sparkling light and the cross where people come and go, and white partrepresents the light that is actually invisible, but when the f-number (aperture) of the circular aperture is reduced when taking a photograph, it is one of the techniques that can be done by blurring the light called a point light source, commonly known as "ball bokeh of light".
A one-shot learning logo that intertwines the scenery of the light-up venue with text. This is the so-called "aha experience." When you understand that the circle dot of "light" is the kanji character "light", your emotions rise in your brain, and you feel a sense of discomfort in the modeling and it remains in your memory.
This "ball of light" creates a gorgeous and fantastic nightscape in Hakata Old Town.


























































