OURSONGS IN THE PARK 2026, Nago, Japan

• November 14, 2026
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• November 14, 2026
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What to expect in 2026

OURSONGS IN THE PARK 2026 is an outdoor music festival taking place at Nago Agri Park in Nago, Okinawa. The festival brings together music, art, food, nature and the local community, creating an open-air experience beneath the skies of northern Okinawa. The official festival describes the event around the idea of Okinawan sunlight and greenery, with art, music and people creating the groove of Nago.

The 2026 edition marks the return of OURSONGS IN THE PARK after a two-year gap in the festival’s Nago presentation. The organizer has described the event as moving toward a new landscape after two years, making the 2026 edition an important return for the festival and its audience.

The confirmed lineup combines established Japanese artists with contemporary hip-hop, reggae, soul and alternative sounds. Rickie-G, Dengaryu, Mamiko Suzuki, WILYWNKA, Shuuto, and HANG & TOCCHI are confirmed, with additional artists still indicated by the organizer.

The festival is designed as more than a conventional concert. Visitors can spend the day listening to live performances while enjoying food, meeting other festivalgoers and experiencing Nago Agri Park’s outdoor environment.

OURSONGS has previously presented artists including KREVA, SIRUP, Def Tech, OZworld, SugLawd Familiar and U-zhaan × Tamaki Roy × Chinza DOPENESS, demonstrating the festival’s interest in bringing together different parts of Japan’s contemporary music scene.

Event dates

OURSONGS IN THE PARK 2026 takes place on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

Date: November 14, 2026

Doors open: 11:00

Music starts: 12:00

The festival is scheduled as a one-day event. Ticket Pia confirms the same event date and venue, while the official OURSONGS website lists the opening time as 11:00 and the start time as 12:00.

Visitors planning to attend from outside Okinawa should allow additional time for travel because Nago is in northern Okinawa and the festival is not located near Naha Airport.

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Venue & festival site

OURSONGS IN THE PARK 2026 takes place at Nago Agri Park in Nago City, Okinawa.

Venue: Nago Agri Park

Address: 4607-1 Nago, Nago City, Okinawa, Japan

The official festival website gives the venue address as Nago Agri Park, 4607-1 Nago, Nago City.

The park is particularly suitable for an outdoor festival because the environment combines greenery and open-air spaces with the relaxed atmosphere associated with Nago. The festival’s identity is closely connected to this setting, with the organizer presenting the event as a meeting point for Okinawan nature, art, music and people.

Visitors should expect an outdoor festival environment rather than an enclosed concert hall. Comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing and protection from the sun or rain are useful.

The site may include the main performance area, supporting festival spaces, food vendors, information facilities, merchandise areas and designated rest areas. The exact 2026 site map and individual stage positions should be checked through the organizer’s latest announcements.

Full lineup

The confirmed 2026 lineup currently includes:

• Rickie-G
• Dengaryu
• Mamiko Suzuki
• WILYWNKA
• Shuuto
• HANG & TOCCHI
• Additional artists to be announced

The official OURSONGS website and Ticket Pia both confirm these six announced acts.

The selection covers several styles within contemporary Japanese music. Visitors can expect a mixture of reggae-influenced music, hip-hop, singer-songwriter material and modern Japanese urban sounds rather than a single narrowly defined genre.

The festival’s previous Nago editions have also demonstrated a willingness to combine major established names with emerging artists and collaborative performances. The 2024 edition featured KREVA, Taki, SIRUP, Rickie-G, OZworld, Shuuto and the U-zhaan × Tamaki Roy × Chinza DOPENESS collaboration.

Headliners & featured artists

Rickie-G is one of the most recognizable names associated with OURSONGS and returns as part of the 2026 lineup. His recurring connection with the festival makes his appearance an important part of the event’s musical identity.

Dengaryu brings a strong Japanese hip-hop presence to the programme. His music and live performance style provide a contrast to the more mellow and reggae-oriented sounds represented elsewhere on the bill.

Mamiko Suzuki adds a distinctive contemporary singer-songwriter and pop influence. Her appearance broadens the festival’s musical range beyond straightforward hip-hop and reggae.

WILYWNKA is another major contemporary Japanese hip-hop name on the bill. His appearance gives the festival a strong connection with Japan’s current urban music scene.

Shuuto continues his association with the OURSONGS event. He has appeared at previous editions, including the 2024 Nago festival.

HANG & TOCCHI complete the currently announced core lineup, with more performers indicated by the organizer.

Because the festival has not yet published the complete lineup, visitors should check the official website for additional artist announcements.

Stages & performance areas

The detailed 2026 stage map has not been published on the official event information currently available.

The festival is centered around Nago Agri Park, with the outdoor environment forming an important part of the experience. Previous OURSONGS editions have incorporated multiple forms of entertainment beyond the primary live performances.

The festival’s broader programme can include:

• Main live music performances
• Supporting performance areas
• DJ or selector appearances
• Food and drink areas
• Market and creative spaces
• Relaxation areas
• Festival information and merchandise facilities

The 2024 Nago edition included live artists, DJs, a solo acoustic set and other musical performances alongside food and market activity.

Once the organizer releases the final 2026 site map, visitors should use it to identify the main performance area, food zone, toilets, first-aid point, cloakroom and other facilities.

Stage-by-stage schedule

The detailed stage-by-stage schedule for OURSONGS IN THE PARK 2026 has not yet been published.

The confirmed overall timetable starts with doors opening at 11:00, followed by the music programme from 12:00.

A likely festival flow is:

Opening period: Entry, wristband exchange and initial site exploration.

Early programme: Opening performances and the first live acts.

Afternoon programme: The main sequence of artists, with visitors able to move around the festival site between performances.

Later programme: Major performances and featured artists toward the latter part of the programme.

The final artist order, stage assignments and performance sequence should be checked against the official timetable when released. No individual artist set times should be assumed until the organizer publishes them.

Set times

The official festival currently confirms that doors open at 11:00 and performances start at 12:00.

Individual set times for Rickie-G, Dengaryu, Mamiko Suzuki, WILYWNKA, Shuuto and HANG & TOCCHI have not yet been announced.

Visitors should therefore plan to arrive early enough to complete entry procedures before the first performance.

The one-day format means that visitors who want to experience the complete programme should avoid arriving late. It is also worth allowing time for food, merchandise, rest periods and movement between areas.

Any final timetable should be regarded as subject to change because outdoor festivals can experience programme adjustments caused by production requirements, weather or artist circumstances.

Ticket types

The official 2026 ticket structure includes several admission and merchandise combinations. The following USD prices are approximate conversions for reference.

Early-bird general ticket: approximately $50

Early-bird towel ticket: approximately $60

Early-bird T-shirt ticket: approximately $74

General admission ticket: approximately $57

Towel ticket: approximately $67

T-shirt ticket: approximately $80

Parking ticket: approximately $10 per vehicle

The official festival lists early-bird admission, towel and T-shirt options, followed by general admission versions. The towel option includes an original festival face towel, while the T-shirt option includes an original festival T-shirt with size selection from S through XXL.

The early-bird period is limited, while the standard general ticket becomes the main admission option after the early sales period.

The parking ticket is separate from admission. One parking ticket is required for each vehicle, and a parking ticket by itself does not provide access to the festival.

VIP & premium options

OURSONGS IN THE PARK 2026 does not currently advertise a conventional VIP hospitality package with separate luxury seating, backstage access or premium lounges.

Instead, the premium-style options are primarily merchandise-inclusive tickets.

Towel ticket: Includes an original OURSONGS face towel for collection at the venue.

T-shirt ticket: Includes an original festival T-shirt, with multiple size options available.

These tickets provide additional merchandise rather than a separate VIP viewing area.

Visitors looking for a more comfortable festival experience can also make practical use of the site’s designated rest areas and the cloakroom service. The organizer lists a cloakroom for smaller bags as well as larger luggage and baby strollers, subject to capacity and the published conditions.

Event rules

OURSONGS has detailed entry and safety rules that visitors should read before attending.

Wristbands: Admission tickets are exchanged for wristbands at entry. The wristband must remain attached throughout the festival, and it is required for re-entry.

Children: Children of junior-high-school age and younger can enter free when accompanied by a guardian, with a limit of two children per accompanying guardian. Children of elementary-school age and older are subject to the festival’s separate drink requirement.

Weather: The event is scheduled to proceed in rain except in cases of severe weather or natural disasters.

Prohibited items: Glass and cans, outside drinks, alcohol, large umbrellas, tents, tarps, tripods, recording equipment, dangerous objects, fireworks, spray cans and pets are prohibited. Assistance dogs are exempt from the pet restriction.

Photography: Professional cameras, interchangeable-lens cameras, long lenses, recording equipment, tripods and similar equipment are restricted. Artist-specific photography instructions must also be followed.

Smoking: Smoking is prohibited throughout the general festival site except in designated smoking areas.

Safety: Diving, moshing and other dangerous activities are prohibited. Visitors must follow staff instructions and avoid obstructing other guests.

How to get there

Nago is located in northern Okinawa, so most visitors arriving from outside the island will first travel through Naha Airport.

From Naha, visitors can continue north toward Nago by rental car, bus or taxi. The road journey takes substantially longer than travelling around central Naha, so visitors should plan their transportation before festival day.

Rental cars are particularly useful for travelers who want to combine OURSONGS with a wider northern Okinawa trip. However, festival parking is limited and requires a separate parking ticket.

Visitors staying in central Nago can consider taxis or local bus connections. The organizer specifically encourages public transportation, buses and taxis to reduce congestion around the festival site.

Public transport & parking

The organizer recommends public transportation wherever possible because congestion can occur around Nago Agri Park.

Bus: Visitors can use bus services toward Nago and then connect to the festival area as appropriate for their accommodation and final transport arrangements.

Taxi: Taxis are a convenient option from central Nago, especially for visitors travelling in groups.

Rental car: Useful for exploring Okinawa but only suitable for festival access when official parking arrangements are available.

Dedicated parking: The official 2026 parking ticket is approximately $10 per vehicle. The organizer has limited the number of parking tickets, so visitors driving to the event should arrange parking in advance.

The organizer specifically warns visitors not to park without permission at nearby commercial facilities. Illegal parking, long-term stopping and unauthorized parking can lead to enforcement action.

A previous Nago parking and shuttle arrangement is not being used for this edition, so visitors should not assume that a shuttle will operate from alternative parking areas.

Accommodation areas

Nago is the most convenient base for visitors attending OURSONGS IN THE PARK.

Central Nago: The practical choice for restaurants, shops, taxis and local services.

Nago waterfront: Suitable for travelers who want to combine the festival with a relaxed coastal stay.

Onna: A resort-oriented option south of Nago, useful for visitors combining the festival with beaches and other Okinawa attractions.

Motobu: Suitable for travelers visiting northern Okinawa attractions such as the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium.

Nakijin: A quieter northern Okinawa option with access to scenic and historical attractions.

Because festival travel can increase demand for accommodation, visitors coming from outside Okinawa should reserve their hotel before the event whenever possible.

Food & drink

Food forms an important part of the OURSONGS concept. The festival combines music with food, art, nature and community, and previous Nago editions have included a wide variety of local and independent food vendors.

Visitors can expect the 2026 food programme to complement the outdoor festival atmosphere with casual meals and refreshments.

Possible festival food categories include:

• Okinawan cuisine
• Burgers
• Tacos
• Rice dishes
• Local specialties
• Street food
• Sweets
• Coffee
• Soft drinks
• Alcoholic beverages

Outside drinks and food containers are prohibited under the current festival guidelines, so visitors should plan to purchase refreshments inside the event.

The organizer also states that drinking alcohol and driving are strictly incompatible. Visitors arriving by car should arrange a designated driver or use public transportation or taxis.

Accessibility

OURSONGS takes place outdoors, so accessibility can vary according to weather, crowd density and ground conditions.

The organizer provides a first-aid area and asks visitors experiencing illness or injury to contact nearby staff.

Visitors with mobility requirements should consider:

• Arriving early before the busiest period
• Checking accessible routes with festival staff
• Confirming accessible toilet locations
• Using taxis for easier arrival and departure
• Allowing additional time for movement around the outdoor site
• Contacting the organizer in advance about specific requirements

Baby strollers may be restricted during particularly crowded periods. The organizer also advises families with infants to consider the sound environment and recommends ear protection for young children. There is no childcare facility at the event.

Best days to attend

OURSONGS IN THE PARK 2026 is a one-day festival, so there is no choice between multiple festival days.

The best approach is to arrive around the opening period and remain at Nago Agri Park for as much of the programme as possible. Doors open at 11:00 and performances start at 12:00.

Arrive early: Useful for avoiding the busiest entry period and getting familiar with the site.

Afternoon: Ideal for experiencing a larger portion of the announced artist programme.

Later programme: Particularly suitable for visitors focusing on the festival’s most prominent performers.

Full-day visit: Best for visitors who want to combine music with food, the outdoor setting and the wider festival atmosphere.

Because the event is only one day, arriving late can mean missing several artists.

Previous year’s highlights

The most recent comparable Nago edition was OURSONGS IN THE PARK 2024. Its lineup included KREVA, Taki, SIRUP, Rickie-G, OZworld, U-zhaan × Tamaki Roy × Chinza DOPENESS, Shuuto, StinkingBlueBeat, HOME, Aratani Shota, DJ Katsu, HANA and CARIB SOUL.

The 2024 event demonstrated the festival’s broad musical approach, combining hip-hop, reggae-influenced sounds, alternative music, acoustic performances and DJ sets.

The history of the festival also includes the 2023 Nago edition, which featured Def Tech, Rickie-G, SIRUP, SugLawd Familiar, THE BARCOX, Crazy Kabuki Man and Las Dos.

Earlier OURSONGS events have also featured artists such as nobodyknows+, Wednesday Campanella, SoraOto, Shing02 and Leonald. This history shows how the festival has gradually built a programme around Japanese contemporary music while maintaining an Okinawan base.

The 2026 edition therefore continues an established festival concept while introducing a new combination of artists and returning to Nago Agri Park.

Official tickets

The official 2026 tickets are available through the festival’s ticketing information and Ticket Pia.

The standard general admission ticket is approximately $57, while merchandise-inclusive options are available at higher prices. Early-bird tickets were offered at approximately $50, with limited towel and T-shirt versions. The official parking ticket is approximately $10 per vehicle.

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