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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
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)

Fireworks countApprox. 12,000 shells
Expected crowdApprox. 10,000 people
Time17:30~19:00
AdmissionPaid seats

Summary

The Tokyo Bay Great Fireworks Festival - born 1988, dormant since 2015 - returns after 11 years to mark the 80th anniversaries of Chuo and Minato wards. About 12,000 shells launch from offshore Harumi Pier starting 17:30 on October 24. This revival is fully ticketed: 6 viewing areas and 21 venues, from Harumi Futo Park to Odaiba Kaihin Park, priced 5,000-10,000 yen, with no sidewalk viewing and no same-day sales.

Overview

The long pause stemmed from Olympic and Paralympic athlete-village construction that tied up the Harumi waterfront; with the district rebuilt, the bay can again serve as one vast viewing zone. The 17:30 start - daylight fading rather than full night - is another change from pre-hiatus editions. Crucially, attendance without a ticket is expressly impossible: each area has its own nearest station (Toyosu Park is 3 minutes from Toyosu Station; Ariake waterfront is 10 from Shijo-Toyosu on the Yurikamome), so choose the seat before planning the route. General first-come sales opened September 9 at 10:00, and priority/discounted allocations exist for residents of Chuo, Minato and part of Koto. Stormy weather cancels. Traffic controls blanket the surroundings on the day, so sort out transport well in advance.

Details

Date10/24 (Sat)
End date10/24 (Sat)
Time17:30~19:00
VenueOffshore from Harumi Pier, Tokyo Port
Address東京都中央区晴海埠頭
Crowd levelLarge ★★★☆☆
Paid seatsYes
Food stallsNo
ParkingNo
Organizer0570-01-5372 Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival Executive Committee Office (Navi Dial)
Last verified10/2/2026 (Fri)

FAQ

Access

🚃 By Train

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.

Info for International Visitors

Rain policy

Cancelled in stormy weather with no alternate date, per the ward announcements; confirm status on the official site before traveling.

Best arrival time

Arriving 30–45 minutes before the start still leaves you a choice of spots. The event is fully ticketed with no parking, and each viewing area has a different nearest station — plan your trip by public transport in advance.

Tickets & seats

Fully ticketed: 6 areas, 21 venues, 5,000-10,000 yen; general first-come sales opened September 9 at 10:00, no same-day sales.

Best viewing spots

Viewing is split across 6 areas and 21 venues, including Harumi Futo Park, Odaiba Kaihin Park, Toyosu Park and Ariake Shinsui Kaihin Park, each with its own nearest station (Toyosu Park is 3 minutes' walk from Toyosu Station; Ariake Shinsui Kaihin Park is 10 from Shin-Toyosu Station). The venue sits on Tokyo Bay, so the fireworks rise against the night view of the waterfront.

With kids

Some viewing areas sit close to the water's edge, so keep children within sight at all times. Crowds make it easy to get separated — agree on a meeting point in advance.

Photography tips

Tripods and monopods may be restricted in paid seating — check with staff before using one. Keeping the bay's water surface in the lower frame captures the fireworks' reflections too.

Payment

The event is fully ticketed with no same-day sales — buy your seats in advance.

Sources
  • tokyo-hanabi-festival.com
  • www.city.chuo.lg.jp

Venue Location

35.6469, 139.7726

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