Fuji Rock Festival is one of the largest outdoor music festivals in Japan, held every summer at Naeba Ski Resort in Yuzawa, Niigata Prefecture, with the theme of “Symbiosis of Nature and Music".

The vast 4-kilometer-long grounds are dotted with stages of various sizes, and every year more than 200 artists from around the world perform with a variety of genres, making Fuji Rock one of the best places to encounter new music.

In addition to the decorations throughout the venue, various attractions, workshops, and other activities, the festival also includes the festival pre-party, which will be held on the Thursday before the festival, providing a 'matsuri' atmosphere that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

The event also focuses on environmental preservation and the recycling of resources within the event, including an “event resource recycling cycle”, in which paper trash from the festival is recycled into toilet paper to be used at the next year's Fuji Rock, and conservation activities in the Naeba forest where the event is held.

"Helping and Respecting Eachother and Nature"
Everyone involved in Fuji Rock share these feelings and create the best summer memories in a comfortable space.
The performers, local residents, staff, and visitors all work together to create Fuji Rock.