Fujikawa-cho, Yamanashi Prefecture, will host an experience event called "Anime Classic Anime Song Fireworks," combining classic anime theme songs and images that were popular from the 1970s to the 1990s with traditional Japanese cultural fireworks. The event will take place at Fujikawa Vitality Sports Park, where approximately 10,000 fireworks will light up the night sky, and you can enjoy performances that are perfectly synchronized with nostalgic anime songs and famous scenes. This work was produced using official footage, and is a rare opportunity to transcend the boundaries of the production company, and it is not to be missed by anime fans. In addition, Akemi Inoue, who is famous for the theme song "Stroll" of "My Neighbor Totoro," has been invited to perform live, making it a charming event for all ages. 

Minamikoma District

Japan

Fujikawa

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Time:	Jul 5, 2025 (UTC+9) ENDED
Location:	Fuji River Lively Sports Park Special Venue / Fujikawa Town, Minamikoma District, Yamanashi Prefecture

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