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Top/Tokai/Spring Atami Maritime Fireworks Festival
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Spring Atami Maritime Fireworks Festival

Shizuoka 4/26/2026 (Sun)Approx. 3000 shells
Fireworks countApprox. 3000 shells
Expected crowd2万3500 people 2024年春季大会(3回開催)
Time20:20~20:40
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Summary

An annual event held in Atami Bay, Shizuoka Prefecture. This historic fireworks festival began in 1952 and is a famous Atami attraction, held more than 10 times throughout the year, not just in summer. The highlight is the Grand Aerial Niagara that concludes each show. When launched all at once from the entire venue, a massive cascade of silvery light pours down over the sea, creating a dazzling spectacle.

Overview

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Details

Date4/26 (Sun)
End date5/24 (Sun)
Time20:20~20:40
VenueAtami Bay (Atami Port 7.5m Quay – Sea Fishing Facility)
Paid seatsNo
Food stallsYes
ParkingNo
Organizer0557-85-2222 Atami City Tourism Association
春季熱海海上花火大会 間断なく打ち上げられる3000発の花火が海上に映える
熱海市観光協会
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春季熱海海上花火大会 間断なく打ち上げられる3000発の花火が海上に映える

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20 min walk from JR Atami Station (Viewing Area: Atami Sun Beach) MAP

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Related Links

  • Fukuroi Enshu Fireworks↗
  • Fukuroi City Tourism Association↗
  • Shizuoka City Tourism Association↗
  • Atami City Tourism Association↗