隅田川花火大会

Sumida River Fireworks takes place from 2026-07-25 to 2026-07-25.

Sumida River Fireworks is held at Sumida River between Sakurabashi and Kototoibashi (1st venue) / Komagatabashi and Umayabashi (2nd venue) in Tokyo, Japan.

Use the official website for Sumida River Fireworks to confirm the latest schedule, tickets, route changes, weather notices, and cancellation updates: https://www.sumidagawa-hanabi.com/.

Yes, Sumida River Fireworks is free to attend.

The admission fee for Sumida River Fireworks is ¥0.

The crowd level at Sumida River Fireworks is typically extreme.

Yes, Sumida River Fireworks is held annually.

Sumida River Fireworks is a fireworks festival in Japan.

Highlights of Sumida River Fireworks include: Two simultaneous venues with different fireworks styles; Stunning combination of fireworks with Tokyo Skytree illumination; Competitive fireworks from top pyrotechnic companies.

Tips for Sumida River Fireworks: Arrive by early afternoon to secure a viewing spot as areas fill up quickly; Bring a picnic mat and drinks as convenience stores sell out; Consider viewing from the east bank near Skytree for less crowding.

Sumida River Fireworks welcomes international visitors. It is a great way to experience Japanese culture.

Access information for Sumida River Fireworks: 1st venue: Asakusa Station (Toei/Metro/Tobu), Oshiage Station, or Tokyo Skytree Station, 15 min walk. 2nd venue: Asakusa Station or Kuramae Station, 5-10 min walk..

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Tips: Arrive by early afternoon to secure a viewing spot as areas fill up quickly; Bring a picnic mat and drinks as convenience stores sell out; Consider viewing from the east bank near Skytree for less crowding.

Photography is generally welcome at Sumida River Fireworks. Check specific rules at the venue.

Sumida River Fireworks is a family-friendly festival that visitors of all ages can enjoy.

Festival food stalls (yatai) at Sumida River Fireworks typically serve popular Japanese street food including yakisoba, takoyaki, and kakigori. Some festivals feature regional specialties.

Yes, wearing a yukata (casual kimono) is very common and encouraged at Sumida River Fireworks. Many visitors rent yukata nearby.

Parking can be limited during Sumida River Fireworks. Public transportation is recommended. Check access details: 1st venue: Asakusa Station (Toei/Metro/Tobu), Oshiage Station, or Tokyo Skytree Station, 15 min walk. 2nd venue: Asakusa Station or Kuramae Station, 5-10 min walk..