FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL '18 | PICK UP
2018/4/6
THE UNFAIRGROUND in FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL!
The world's only adult travelling amusement park, The Unfairground is coming to Fuji Rock from Glastonbury!
Celebrating the 20th year of Fuji Rock being held at Naeba, The Unfairground from Glastonbury which was the model for Fuji Rock is coming to Naeba! The 20th anniversary of Fuji Rock being held at Naeba also falls on a year which Glastonbury takes a break, allowing us to bring you this very special presentation of installations and graffiti, circus performances and music! Don't miss the one and only Unfairground thats held at Fuji Rock!
This fusion of anarchich spirit and chaotic combination of gypsy and raves cultures is sure to entertain
This area, located at the far reaches of the festival features giant sculptures and alternative circus performances and DJ's loved by festival goers across the UK
Yuzawa & Naeba Presents THE UNFAIRGROUND in FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL
Sculptures
Beginning with "Carhenge" made of old cars and made to resemble the famous Stonehenge, at Glastonbury in 1989, the many fantastic sculptures of The Unfairground are sure to amaze.
Graffiti
From the UK come street artists Dotmaster and team along with world reknowned artists Ben Eine and Inky. Joining them is domestic artist MASAGON. Don't miss their oversized wall art!
Performers
Resident performers at The Unfairground, The Pyratrix Circus features wonderous performances. Be careful not to get too close!
Music
Each kind of party featured at The Unfairground will be featured on each day of the festival. Japanese artists are also slated to perform so check back for updates!
| [The Acid House] | Featuring Children of Acid House led by Bez's son, Jack Berry and the best of Manchester's new generation of DJ's. |
| [The Salon Carousel] | DJ Stivs hosts this jungle beats & Amen break party. |
| [Jag'z Acid Lounge] | Jagz Kooner, producer of bands like Primal Scream, Oasis and Kasabian curates an evening of dance music with tones of rock, electro and psychedelic music. |
