2026.11.14 Akigawa River Basin Fireworks Display Viewing Ticket


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14 January 2026
(1) Child ticket for ages under 12;
(2) Adult ticket for ages 13 and above;
Tokyo Summerland Car Park 2
(1) You cannot select specific seat numbers. If you require consecutive seats, please purchase tickets at the same time. Separate purchases will not guarantee consecutive seats;
(2) The event will take place rain or shine. For the latest updates, please visit the official website;
(3) Once tickets are purchased, they will not be reissued under any circumstances (loss, disposal, theft, damage, forgetting, etc.). Please take care not to lose your tickets. No refunds will be granted even if the event is cancelled midway;

Event Highlights
This event will set off 5,000 fireworks, making it the largest fireworks display in Tokyo's autumn season (according to the organiser)!
A variety of dishes made with locally sourced ingredients from the Akigawa River basin and consumed locally will be available
Popular local dance troupes will hold stage performances, and you can also enjoy delicious food while waiting for the fireworks show.


Say goodbye to the summer hustle and bustle and embrace the exclusive romance of Tokyo's autumn! On 14 November 2026, the Akigawa River Basin Fireworks Festival in Akiruno City, Tokyo, makes its grand return. As the largest fireworks celebration in Tokyo's autumn season, it lights up the autumn night sky with a dazzling display of sparkling fireworks, becoming a must‑visit seasonal event in Kanto. Whether it's a family outing, a gathering with friends, or a romantic date, you're sure to be filled with warmth and delight — book your tickets now and join us for an unforgettable autumn night under the stars!

This fireworks festival is all about a spectacular visual feast, with a planned total of 5,000 fireworks launching in succession over an immersive show lasting approximately 60 minutes, rich in layers and full of rhythm. Fireworks of various designs soar into the sky one after another, blooming freely against the clear autumn night above the Akigawa River. Combined with the crisp autumn air and the surrounding red‑leafed mountain forests, the interplay of light and autumn hues paints a stunning picture exclusive to Tokyo's autumn — gentler and more poetic than summer fireworks, with every frame a rare and breathtaking sight.

Beyond the awe‑inspiring fireworks display, the venue is also infused with a rich local atmosphere! The event features handpicked fresh ingredients from the Akigawa River basin, offering a range of specialty local dishes — from rustic regional snacks to classic local cuisine, everything you could want. All food and beverage spending helps support the local business community, allowing everyone to savour the authentic flavours of Akiruno City in one stop while enjoying the fireworks, and to deeply experience the charm of local food culture.


The tickets booked here correspond to an exclusive viewing venue with an outstanding bird's‑eye perspective. From this elevated vantage point, you can take in the entire fireworks launch area and the autumn scenery of the Akigawa River basin in full view, avoiding the crowded ground‑level sights with unobstructed views of the spectacular fireworks overhead. With well‑planned seating and a comfortable viewing experience, there's no need to scramble for a spot or squeeze through the crowds — just sit back and immerse yourself in the autumn fireworks extravaganza.


Tokyo's limited‑edition autumn romance has arrived as promised — miss it and you'll have to wait another year! Seize the chance to book your tickets to the Akigawa River Basin Fireworks Festival and, amidst the double romance of autumn leaves and fireworks, collect unforgettable moments exclusive to Kanto's autumn.

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