Detective Conan 30th Anniversary Fireworks Show Set for Yokohama in November
The 30th anniversary of the TV anime is being marked with a one-day fireworks performance in Yokohama, the setting of this year's film, that pairs the series' past music with pyrotechnics.
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The Detective Conan TV anime marks its 30th anniversary with a music-and-fireworks event at Yokohama Yamashita Futo on November 21, 2026. The show pairs past opening themes, ending themes, and background music with fireworks choreographed by Ryo Oya, and characters from the anime and theatrical films appear by voice. Advance ticket sales have begun.
The event runs under the Art Fireworks banner, the nationwide fireworks entertainment series whose production is programmed in 1/30-second units with hang time and afterglow fully calculated. Fireworks choreographer Ryo Oya directs the show, which depicts joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure like a movie. Yokohama Yamashita Futo was chosen as the venue, and the city drew attention as the setting of this year's film, Detective Conan: The Fallen Angel of the Highway. Doors open at 13:00 and the show starts at 17:00. Tickets run from 8,900 yen for an S seat to 14,500 yen for a front block premium seat with goods, and up to four tickets can be purchased per application. Limited-edition merchandise will be sold at the venue.
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