Tanegashima Space Art Festival 2026 Offers Free Entry Pass for First Part in Minamitane, Kagoshima

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Takahiro Ohira / Hoshi no Doukutsu NIL / Artist Photo: Haruto Nakamoto Event
Takahiro Ohira / Hoshi no Doukutsu NIL / Artist Photo: Haruto Nakamoto

The Tanegashima Space Art Festival 2026 in Minamitane, Kagoshima Prefecture, is offering a free entry pass for the first part of the event, held on November 21 and 22, 2026.

With this two-day free pass available for the first part, visitors can enjoy a rich variety of space-themed artworks and performances at the spacious Uchūgaoka Park, making it an ideal stop for those interested in art and nature in Minamitane.

The festival’s first part features 15 art installations displayed throughout Uchūgaoka Park and its surroundings, along with stage performances and food trucks. Admission for the first part is free for island residents and ¥1,000 (tax included) for general visitors.

About the Tanegashima Space Art Festival 2026

Wataru Yamagami × Hikaru Etsunori / Mysterious Ignorance - Titan Unknown Ignorance - TITAN Photo: Tomonari Shimasaki
Wataru Yamagami × Hikaru Etsunori / Mysterious Ignorance – Titan Unknown Ignorance – TITAN Photo: Tomonari Shimasaki

This festival celebrates the intersection of space art and the natural beauty of Tanegashima Island, offering visitors an immersive experience that connects them with the cosmos and the island’s environment. The event is divided into two parts, each held at different venues and presenting distinct cosmic themes.

Lusphera 2025/Noh Sanghee Photo:Tomonari Shimasaki
Lusphera 2025/Noh Sanghee Photo:Tomonari Shimasaki
Yasuhiro Chida / Aftereal Photo: Haruto Nakamoto
Yasuhiro Chida / Aftereal Photo: Haruto Nakamoto

The first part takes place at Uchūgaoka Park, showcasing 15 artworks including large-scale pieces and projections. Visitors can also enjoy live stage performances and various food options from kitchen cars. The second part, held at Hamada Beach and the natural sea cave Chiza no Iwaya, features a 360-degree planetarium projection inside the cave and eight art installations around the beach, accompanied by performances and beach activities.

Highlights

  • First part at Uchūgaoka Park on November 21-22, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
  • Second part at Chiza no Iwaya on December 5 (9:00 PM–11:30 PM) and December 6 (9:30 PM–Midnight) with limited seating.
  • Admission for the first part: ¥1,000 general, ¥500 for island residents; second part: ¥3,500 general, ¥1,750 for high school students, free for junior high and younger.
  • 360-degree super planetarium projection by Takayuki Ohira inside the natural sea cave.
  • Artworks by notable artists including Wataru Yamagami, Mitsuhiro Nagai, and others.

Event Details

ItemDetails
NameTanegashima Space Art Festival 2026
PeriodPart 1: November 21-22, 2026, 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Part 2: December 5, 2026, 9:00 PM – 11:30 PM; December 6, 2026, 9:30 PM – Midnight
LocationMinamitane, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan
VenuesUchūgaoka Park (Part 1), Hamada Beach and Chiza no Iwaya Cave (Part 2)
PricePart 1: ¥1,000 general, ¥500 island residents (tax included)
Part 2: ¥3,500 general, ¥1,750 high school students, free for junior high and younger (tax included)
Official websitehttps://satfes.jp/

Before you buy

When can I buy tickets for the Tanegashima Space Art Festival 2026?
Tickets are available for advance purchase and at the door for both parts of the festival.

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