FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL '26 | Pre-event FUJI ROCK NIGHTS Fastest Report!
A spectacular kickoff for FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL '26 took place in Shibuya with the pre-event 'FUJI ROCK NIGHTS', featuring historical poster exhibitions, festival food, and a highly popular gacha.
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A spectacular kickoff for FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL '26!
Shibuya was buzzing again this year with activities that brought Fuji Rock closer to fans, along with a special one-night-only live performance.
4F Area: Free Entry! Reproducing the world view with Fuji Rock-related activities
The 4F area opened for free from 5:00 PM. A vast array of historical posters from 1997 to the present, diverse artworks, and precious live photos were displayed. The space, looking back on the history of Fuji Rock, was crowded with many people—from customers eagerly reading the provided booklets to those chatting while looking at past posters and live photos.
Furthermore, unique Fuji Rock food and drinks made an appearance, such as the sale of the famous Tokoro Tengoku 'Tamago Sandwich' and special 'iichako' by iichiko.
Highly popular not only among adults but also children was the 'Fuji Rock Forest No-Lose Gacha!', which cost 100 yen per play and awarded a Fuji Rock Forest sticker along with merchandise priced between 500 and 5,600 yen. Both adults and children were highly excited about the luxurious prizes, including collaboration bottles with THERMOS. It was so popular that by the end of the show, the provided baskets were overflowing with empty capsules.
Shibuya was buzzing again this year with activities that brought Fuji Rock closer to fans, along with a special one-night-only live performance.
4F Area: Free Entry! Reproducing the world view with Fuji Rock-related activities
The 4F area opened for free from 5:00 PM. A vast array of historical posters from 1997 to the present, diverse artworks, and precious live photos were displayed. The space, looking back on the history of Fuji Rock, was crowded with many people—from customers eagerly reading the provided booklets to those chatting while looking at past posters and live photos.
Furthermore, unique Fuji Rock food and drinks made an appearance, such as the sale of the famous Tokoro Tengoku 'Tamago Sandwich' and special 'iichako' by iichiko.
Highly popular not only among adults but also children was the 'Fuji Rock Forest No-Lose Gacha!', which cost 100 yen per play and awarded a Fuji Rock Forest sticker along with merchandise priced between 500 and 5,600 yen. Both adults and children were highly excited about the luxurious prizes, including collaboration bottles with THERMOS. It was so popular that by the end of the show, the provided baskets were overflowing with empty capsules.