LuckyFes Invites 60,000 Middle and High School Students to its Final Day to Celebrate 5th Anniversary

LuckyFM Ibaraki Broadcasting Co., Ltd. has announced that to celebrate the 5th anniversary of LuckyFes and promote regional culture, it will invite approximately 60,000 middle and high school students residing or attending schools in Hitachinaka, Mito, and Tsukuba to attend the final day of the festival on August 11 (Tue/Holiday). The initiative aims to provide students with the "best summer memories of their youth."

Hitachinaka Mayor Akira Oya commented, "This is a significant initiative that allows young people to experience the appeal of music and festivals across a wide area. I hope this experience helps them feel the charm and energy of Ibaraki and fosters a sense of attachment to the region."

Mito Mayor Yasushi Takahashi stated, "Music is an important culture for the younger generation to nurture self-expression and bonds with friends. I hope this provides an opportunity for students to deepen connections across regions, including with students from Tsukuba and Hitachinaka."

Tsukuba Mayor Tatsuo Igarashi said, "Music festivals have the power to move hearts. I am glad that our desire to provide authentic cultural experiences has been realized, and I hope this will be a big trigger for students to step forward into the future."

General Producer Yoshihito Hori shared, "Memories from middle and high school remain vivid forever. I wanted to help local students create the best summer memories. To celebrate our 5th anniversary, I decided to invite local students to attend the festival for free."