DNO - The third night of the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) 2026 themed "Culture" will take place on June 13. It will feature a highly anticipated competition between Japan’s Tamaya Kitahara Fireworks and Italy’s Martarello Group S.R.L.
Following the success of the first two nights of competition under the themes “Nature” and “Heritage”, the excitement of DIFF 2026 continues to spread strongly.
The third night promises not only a thrilling showdown between two of the world's leading fireworks nations but also a celebration of unique cultural values through music, performing arts, and cutting-edge stage technology.
The event will feature the much-anticipated face-off between the Japanese and Italian teams.
Tamaya Kitahara Fireworks, one of Japan’s oldest fireworks brands, is renowned for its refined, emotionally resonant displays that emphasize artistic expression.
Meanwhile, Italy’s Martarello Group S.R.L has been gaining international recognition for its advanced pyrotechnic techniques and large-scale performances at numerous major events around the world.
The contrast between the distinctive styles of the two teams is expected to deliver a captivating visual spectacle for audiences.
With world-class fireworks teams and a lineup of acclaimed artists, the third competition night of DIFF 2026 is expected to offer another unforgettable celebration of light, music, and emotion along the Han River. This will help further reinforce Da Nang’s position as one of leading festival and event destinations in the region.
More than just a fireworks competition, DIFF has evolved into an international cultural and tourism event that has become a hallmark of Da Nang.
During the festival, the city hosts a wide range of artistic, culinary, and entertainment activities, enriching the experience for both residents and visitors.
Tourism, hospitality, and service businesses have also rolled out numerous promotional programs and special offers, helping to enhance the city’s appeal as a vibrant summer destination and attract greater numbers of domestic and international travelers.