Kururi's Music Festival 'Kyoto Onpaku 2026' Announces Daily Lineups & Official Third Round Ticket Sales Start! Accommodation-Inclusive Tickets Now Available!

The daily lineups and official third round ticket sales for 'Kyoto Onpaku 2026' (abbreviated as 'Onpaku'), the music festival hosted by Kyoto-born rock band Kururi, have been announced. The event is set to take place on October 10 (Sat) and 11 (Sun), 2026.

Since its inaugural event in 2007, this marks the 20th edition of Kyoto Onpaku.

On the first day, October 10 (Sat), the following five acts are confirmed: Kururi, indigo la End, Suchmos, Macaroni Enpitsu, and Koji Miyamoto.

On the second day, October 11 (Sun), the lineup includes: Kururi, ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION, Tamio Okuda, YOYO HANABUNISHI, and milet.

Stay tuned for further announcements, including additional performing artists.

Official final pre-sale tickets are now available via e-plus starting today.

The sales period runs from July 3 (Fri) 18:00 to July 12 (Sun) 23:59.

Simultaneously, ticket packages including accommodation are now on sale.

These accommodation-inclusive tickets come with a range of benefits, including a two-day pass, limited-edition original 'goshuincho' (stamp book), exclusive event merchandise, and a convenient baggage storage service for out-of-town attendees.

For details, please visit the official Kyoto Onpaku website.

Additionally, crowdfunding for this year’s event has been confirmed!

The application period runs from August 1 (Sat) 18:00 to October 18 (Sun) 23:00.

This year marks Kururi’s 30th anniversary and the 20th anniversary of Kyoto Onpaku.

As we approach this milestone year, let’s reflect on the 20-year journey of 'Onpaku'.

20 Years Walking with Kyoto’s Autumn — The Legacy of Kyoto Onpaku

Kyoto Onpaku began in 2007 in Kururi’s hometown of Kyoto, with the vision of advancing music within a city of art and culture. Since then, the vast lawn of Miyakoji Park has served as a stage where diverse artists from Japan and abroad perform across genres and generations. For 20 years, it has been carefully nurtured as a unique space that transcends typical rock festivals, fostering warm connections with the local community.

In 2020 and 2021, the event was held as livestreams due to the pandemic, but the music never stopped. Since 2022, the cheers of live audiences have once again filled Miyakoji Park. The flame of music, passed on through challenges, will continue to illuminate Kyoto’s autumn in 2026 as it marks its 20th anniversary.

Connecting Environment, Culture, and Music in a 'Kururi' Cycle — 20 Years of Sustainable Progress

From its inception, Kyoto Onpaku has pursued environmental initiatives as a core pillar. Today, it promotes the 'Shigen ga Kururi Project,' inviting attendees to co-create a sustainable festival model befitting Kyoto, a city of culture. Under this project, various environmental conservation efforts are implemented during the event.

In the food area, composting stations convert food waste and kitchen scraps into fertilizer, contributing to organic waste reduction and recycling.

Other initiatives include reducing plastic use through bamboo tableware and maintaining the park’s lawn using donations collected via crowdfunding. Even after 20 years, environmental stewardship remains deeply embedded in the event’s foundation.

Achievements Made Possible Through Crowdfunding

Kyoto Onpaku’s environmental efforts are supported by the understanding and contributions of its fans.

The crowdfunding campaign, launched in 2018, has grown in support each year, exceeding its 4 million yen target for three consecutive years. The funds raised are used to maintain the lawn at Miyakoji Park—the festival’s venue—and to operate composting systems that turn food waste into fertilizer.

The compost system, introduced in 2022, successfully converted approximately 320kg of food waste collected on-site in 2024 into about 1,200L of mature compost over four months. This compost was used in park flower beds through the Kyoto City Greening Association.

In 2023, herbs grown using this compost were distributed at the venue, demonstrating how the 'Kururi' cycle of resources is becoming increasingly rooted in Kyoto’s community.

Music connects people, and their goodwill returns as greenery to the city. This joyful, future-oriented experience is the value Kyoto Onpaku has cultivated over 20 years—and the reason it continues to be loved by so many fans.

Source: Kyoto Onpaku Crowdfunding (READYFOR)

2025: https://readyfor.jp/projects/onpaku2025

2024: https://readyfor.jp/projects/onpaku2024

2023: https://readyfor.jp/projects/onpaku2023

Kururi’s 30th Anniversary — Coloring Kyoto’s Autumn with Gratitude

Kururi, the rock band that has pursued their own sound without following trends, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. Meanwhile, 'Kyoto Onpaku,' now an essential autumn music festival in Kyoto, marks its 20th anniversary. In 2026, as these two milestones converge, rich and beautiful melodies will once again vividly color Kyoto’s autumn.

With gratitude for the past 20 years, and stepping forward into a new chapter, 'Kyoto Onpaku 2026' will be held over two days—October 10 (Sat) and 11 (Sun)—at the Lawn Area of Kyoto Miyakoji Park.

Kyoto Onpaku 2026 at Miyakoji Park

<Event Details>

Event: Kyoto Onpaku 2026 at Miyakoji Park

Performers: Kururi (performing both days)

ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION, indigo la End, Tamio Okuda, YOYO HANABUNISHI, Suchmos, Macaroni Enpitsu, Koji Miyamoto, milet, and more...

Dates: October 10 (Sat) & 11 (Sun), 2026 | Gates open 10:00 / Show starts 11:30

Venue: Lawn Area, Kyoto Miyakoji Park (56-3 Kankijicho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600-8835)

Inquiries: Kyodo Information TEL: 0570-200-888 (Weekdays 12:00–17:00)

Official Website: https://kyotoonpaku.net/

Official X: https://x.com/kyotoonpaku

<Ticket Information>

Official Final Pre-sale: July 3 (Fri) 18:00 – July 12 (Sun) 23:59

Advance: ¥13,000 (with Onpaku seat) / Same-day: ¥14,000 (with Onpaku seat)

UNDER 22: Advance ¥9,900 (with Onpaku seat) / Same-day ¥11,000 (with Onpaku seat)

Two-day pass: ¥23,000 (with Onpaku seat) / Two-day UNDER 22: ¥17,000 (with Onpaku seat)

Application URL: https://eplus.jp/kyotoonpaku/

※ Admission fee applies to junior high school students and above.

※ UNDER 22 tickets are for ages 13–22. Please bring photo ID to verify age upon entry.