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Top/Kanto/Chuo City 80th Anniversary & Minato City 80th Anniversary Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival
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Chuo City 80th Anniversary & Minato City 80th Anniversary Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival

Tokyo 10/24/2026 (Sat)Approx. 12,000 shells
Fireworks countApprox. 12,000 shells
Expected crowdApprox. 10,000 people
Time17:30~19:00
Views0

Summary

The 'Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival' makes its comeback after approximately 11 years in celebration of the 80th anniversaries of Chuo City and Minato City. The launch site will be offshore from Harumi Pier in Tokyo Port, with approximately 12,000 shells scheduled to color the autumn night sky. First held in 1988, the event had long been beloved as one of Tokyo's premier fireworks festivals alongside the Sumida River Fireworks Festival, but was suspended after 2015 due to the construction of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic athletes' village. The revived event will be fully ticketed, with no standing viewing on sidewalks or similar areas. Admission fees range from 5,000 to 10,000 yen, with a total of 21 viewing areas including Harumi Pier Park and Odaiba Seaside Park. At priority venues for residents of Chuo City, Minato City, and Koto City (partial), residents of each city can apply for their own city's venue.

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Details

Date10/24 (Sat)
End date10/24 (Sat)
Time17:30~19:00
VenueOffshore from Harumi Pier, Tokyo Port
Paid seatsYes
Food stallsNo
ParkingNo
Organizer0570-01-5372 Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival Executive Committee Office (Navi Dial)
Chuo-ku 80th Anniversary & Minato-ku 80th Anniversary Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival — Colorful grand blooms illuminating Tokyo Bay's night sky (from the previous event)
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Chuo-ku 80th Anniversary & Minato-ku 80th Anniversary Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival — Colorful grand blooms illuminating Tokyo Bay's night sky (from the previous event)

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Toyosu Park: 3-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Toyosu Station. Ariake Shinsui Seaside Park: 10-minute walk from Yurikamome Shin-Toyosu Station. *Other venues vary. See the official website for details. Traffic restrictions around the venue on the day. MAP

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