Itinerary Reference:

12:20 Guests who booked the "Meeting Point Transfer" package: Meet at JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit

12:00‑13:00 Guests who booked the "Hotel Transfer" package: Pick‑up from designated hotels in designated Tokyo areas

13:50 Hikawa Shrine + Kurazukuri Old Street, free time (approx. 60 minutes)

16:00 Around the Tone River Fireworks Festival venue, free time. Fireworks display approx. 18:30‑20:30, approx. 30,000 fireworks (viewing area is free seating, please bring your own cushion)

23:00 ①Guests who booked the "Meeting Point Transfer" package: Get off at the Tokyo meeting point; ②Guests who booked the "Hotel Transfer" package: Return to the original pick‑up hotel

※All times are Japan time. The above itinerary may be adjusted due to weather, road conditions, or other reasons. We appreciate your understanding.

Tour Highlights

If you want to experience traditional Japanese shrine culture, Edo‑era old street charm, and a limited autumn fireworks festival all in one go, this one‑day tour is definitely your top choice. Skip the crowds of large tour groups with our intimate 9‑person small group, and add on the hotel pick‑up service to eliminate the hassle of subway transfers and squeezing through crowds—enjoy two classic Kanto experiences with ease.

Our first stop is Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, the most popular matchmaking sanctuary in Kanto. The shrine enshrines two pairs of married deities and has long been a renowned spot for praying for good relationships and family happiness. As you step into the shrine grounds, a serene and elegant atmosphere greets you. Be sure to experience the unique hitogata‑nagashi ritual—write your worries and misfortunes onto a paper doll and let it float away with the water, embracing the authentic Japanese tradition of warding off evil and praying for blessings.

After the visit, take a leisurely stroll through the nearby Kurazukuri Old Street—a time tunnel known as "Little Edo Kawagoe." The street is lined with well‑preserved Edo‑period kurazukuri warehouse‑style buildings, bustling traditional shops, and retro scenery that makes for stunning photos at every turn. Wander at your own pace, snap photos, savour a variety of local speciality snacks, and fully immerse yourself in the unique charm of Edo‑era ambience.

As dusk falls, we head to the Tone River riverbed for the grand finale—the Tone River Grand Fireworks Festival. Approximately 30,000 fireworks will light up the early autumn night sky, with four top‑tier pyrotechnicians performing side by side. Giant shakudama shells, rapid‑fire continuous fireworks, and stunning underwater fireworks will take turns dazzling the crowd, accompanied by rhythmic music for a spectacular audio‑visual feast.

The vast Tone River reflects the brilliant fireworks across the sky, creating a dreamlike scene where the blossoms of light in the night sky mirror the shimmering gold on the water. The bustling crowds in yukata and lively traditional food stalls recreate the complete Japanese festival atmosphere, giving you unforgettable autumn fireworks memories. Leave the transport and planning to us, and savour the twofold delight of an ancient shrine, an Edo‑era old street, and a spectacular fireworks display.

Private round‑trip transfers save you from the nightmare of jostling for transport with thousands of people after the event. When the fireworks end, head straight back to the vehicle—no long queues for public transport, just a comfortable ride home. No need to figure out routes or worry about finding a spot at the venue; transport and seating are all taken care of.

On an autumn night by the Tone River, tens of thousands of fireworks blossom one after another, their light and shadows reflecting on the water—a breathtaking spectacle. Gather your friends and family, seize this once‑a‑year fireworks celebration, and immerse yourself in the unique romance of a Japanese festival while creating unforgettable memories of your trip to Japan.

Tone River Grand Fireworks Festival Map