With breathtaking night views of the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree, this two-and-a-half hour luxury cruise includes an extensive dinner buffet with over 20 dishes of Asian and Western cuisines and desserts, unlimited drinks and live music. Just…
Although Disneyland and Disneysea are arguably two of the most magical places on Earth already, the childhood nostalgia and wonder get ramped up even more over New Year in the Tokyo parks. With a huge firework and animation display welcoming…
Though it’s not the biggest hanabi event, visitors will be amazed by the display of 6,000 colorful fireworks along the banks of the Tama River. Over 400,000 spectators are expected to visit. Access: Futakotamagawa Station (15 min walk).
A tremendous array of over 20,000 fireworks will be launched in this annual event. Many Tokyoites are expected to come and see the colorful show, so arrive early to secure a spot on the Sakuragawa riverside.
Held on the grassy banks of the Tamagawa River, approximately 9,000 fireworks will light up the sky during a spectacular 70-minute show. Access: Keio Tamagawa Station (5 min walk) and Chofu Station (20 min walk). For more information on the…
This is the biggest firework festival in the Tohoku region. Last year, the popular event attracted more than 700,000 visitors so expect a huge crowd and an amazing show. Reserved seats can be purchased on website. Access: JR Omagari Station…
Approximately 530,000 people will come to see this firework display on the banks of the Yodo River. Make sure to get there before 6pm or else you can’t enter the riverbed. Reserved seats can be purchased on website. Location: the…
Approximately 12,000 fireworks will light up the Tokyo sky at this event, which attracts nearly 1 million visitors each year. Pay for a seat at the Jingu Stadium, Rubber-ball Baseball Ground, Prince Chichibu Memorial Rugby Stadium or the Tokyo Metropolitan…
Get ready for a stunning display of 10,000 fireworks to light up the sky over Lake Biwa. Last year, over 300,000 spectators came to see the show’s massive star mines and various other hanabi displays. Reserved seats can be purchased…
This massive fireworks display will draw an estimated 1.3 million people to the banks of the Edogawa River. Over a thousand fireworks are launched in the span of just five seconds for each of the eight acts in the 75-minute…
Nominated as one of the best and the biggest firework festivals in Tokyo, the Itabashi Fireworks Festival sets off over 10,000 fireworks along the Arakawa River for a tremendous 90-minute show. To secure a good vantage point, reserve a seat…
