Kicking off the major fireworks festivals held in Tokyo, Adachi Fireworks takes place in late July.
The 46th Adachi Fireworks will feature approximately 13,000 fireworks launched in just one hour.
| Location | Arakawa Riverside (between Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line Railway Bridge and Nishiarai Bridge) |
| Date | July 20, 2024 (Sat) |
| Event Time | 19:20 – 20:20 |
| Firework Duration | 60 minutes |
| In Case of Bad Weather | The event will proceed in light rain but will be canceled in severe weather conditions. For specific criteria, refer to the official website. |
| Ticket Price for Reserved Seats | Available |
| Access | 15 minutes walk from JR, Tokyo Metro, Tobu Railway, or Tsukuba Express Kitasenju Station, or from Tobu Railway Kosuge, Gotanno, or Umejima Stations. |
| Official Website | https://www.adachikanko.net/adachi_no_hanabi46 |
| Social Account | https://www.instagram.com/adachikanko_official/ |
Safety Measures
To ensure a safe and enjoyable fireworks experience, please cooperate with the following guidelines:
- Viewing Area: The recommended viewing area is on the Nishiarai side, which is less congested compared to the Kita-Senju side. Please use Nishiarai Station for less crowded access.
- Transport: Arrive by public transport or on foot. Temporary bicycle parking is limited, so please avoid coming by bicycle.
- Arrival Time: Arrive early as roads will be congested and travel time will be long. Admission restrictions will be implemented once the venue reaches capacity.
- During Restrictions: If entry is restricted, follow police and security instructions to move upstream of Nishiarai Bridge towards the Nippori-Toneri Liner. The area upstream can be used even before restrictions are imposed, but stopping to watch is not allowed.
- After the Event: Leave the venue in a staggered manner, staying for approximately 30 minutes after the fireworks end. Kita-Senju Station will be crowded, so consider using Machiya Station, Adachi Kodai Station, etc.
The Secret View Spot without Tickets
Adachi Fireworks Festival is an event that excites everyone every year, with tickets selling out quickly due to its popularity.
This means that watching the fireworks amidst the crowds is inevitable. However, we all want to enjoy the beautiful fireworks in a more relaxed setting. Therefore, we introduce some hidden spots where you can enjoy the Adachi Fireworks Festival more peacefully.
Arakawa Kohokubashi Ryokuchi Park
While these spots are located farther from the fireworks venue and may lack some of the impact, they allow you to enjoy the fireworks at a more leisurely pace.
Nishiarai Bridge Green Space Riverside Field
This field is a spot where you can enjoy the fireworks quite closely, located a 30-minute walk from the nearest stations, Kita-Senju Station and Nishiarai Station.
While there may be some crowds, it is relatively less congested, making it a recommended place to enjoy the fireworks at a more relaxed pace.
Ogunohara Park
Although this park is a bit farther from the fireworks venue, it is a place where you can enjoy the fireworks at a leisurely pace from a distance.
While it might be difficult to see all of the fireworks, it is an ideal spot to avoid the crowds and enjoy Tokyo’s summer night fireworks.
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