Nanoboro 2026, the summer counterpart to Kyoto's annual Borofesta music festival, has revealed its second batch of performers for the upcoming two-day event.

The festival takes place August 29-30 at three Kyoto venues: Live House nano, □□□ん家 (Dare Kanchi), and 喫茶マドラグ. The newly announced lineup splits between the two days, with Nikoん, FATE BOX, Tyrkouaz, and 街蜥蜴塾 performing on August 29, while Saraba Teikoku, 砂場泥棒, 日髙晴野, and Linen Frisco take the stage on August 30.

Nanoboro brings together indie and alternative acts in an intimate multi-venue format that's become a staple of Kyoto's underground music scene. The first lineup announcement included The Hamida She's, Jose, ZOO KEEPER, Comedownthere, and others, with more artists still to be announced.

Tickets are now available through Lawson Ticket and the festival's official website. Single-day passes and multi-day options allow fans to catch their preferred performers across the weekend.

The festival represents an increasingly popular trend of summer music events in Japan that operate as lighter alternatives to the larger autumn festival season. By splitting programming across multiple smaller venues rather than one main stage, Nanoboro creates opportunities for emerging artists to reach dedicated audiences while maintaining the intimate atmosphere that defines Kyoto's independent music community.

With the second wave of announcements complete, fans can expect a final roster reveal before the August dates arrive. For those interested in Japanese indie and alternative music, Nanoboro 2026 offers a chance to discover new sounds while supporting the local Kyoto music scene.