The 46th Itami Fireworks launches about 3,500 shells from the riverbed around Koizu Bridge in Itami, Hyogo, on October 31, 2026, beginning 6:30 p.m. A Halloween-night edition of a long-running city show: paid seating tiers plus free riverbank viewing, food stalls along the levee, and no event parking — Itami's rail stations and walking crowds are the plan. Forty-six editions give the sequencing a practiced rhythm.
Itami, the compact Hyogo city between Osaka and Kobe, stages its 46th fireworks festival on October 31, 2026, from the riverbed spreading around Koizu Bridge. Roughly 3,500 shells launch beginning 6:30 p.m. — a solid mid-size program on a Halloween night, with the river corridor reflecting the show along its length. The organizing committee, based in the city hall, sells paid seating for the prime levee while keeping other banks free. Food stalls line the approaches. No event parking is provided; the show is designed around station-walking distances. The city's official festival page publishes seat sales and the day's schedule — the essential read before an October night on the levee. The 6:30 p.m. start suits an early dinner before the levee fills.
Forty-six years running: 3,500 Halloween-night shells around Koizu Bridge.