Guide
The Katsushika Noryo Fireworks Festival is a summer event held in Katsushika, Tokyo. This festival is famous for its powerful sound and vibrations that can be felt up close, providing an intense and impactful experience for spectators. The sky will be filled with brilliant fireworks, including spectacular star mine displays.
The main highlight is the massive star mine display that seems to fill the entire sky above you. The booming sounds and the physical vibrations felt through your body offer a unique, close-up experience. The colorful fireworks painting the night sky are a quintessential part of the Japanese summer.
Date: July 28, 2026. The fireworks are scheduled to be launched from 19:20 to 20:30. Spend a memorable summer evening watching the powerful displays.
The venue is a designated area within Katsushika, Tokyo (specifically around Shibamata Baseball Stadium). The area is easily accessible via local public transportation. As heavy crowds are expected, we recommend traveling with plenty of time to spare.
Because the fireworks are designed to be experienced up close, the sound and vibrations are extremely loud and powerful. This is perfect for those seeking an intense show, but sensitive individuals should be prepared. It is highly recommended to arrive early to secure a good viewing spot.
As this is an outdoor nighttime event, please wear comfortable clothing and prepare for the heat (heatstroke prevention). Please check in advance whether local vendors accept cash or credit cards. For official information regarding English support or reservation requirements, please check the official website.