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Katsushika Fireworks Festival Map 2026

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🎆Venues & Viewing4
🎆Launch Venue1
👀Viewing Area2
🎫Paid Seating1
🚧Traffic & Restrictions2
🚧Traffic Restriction2
🚉Stations & Access3
🚉Train Station3

Event Details

Date & Time
Tue, July 28, 2026 19:20〜20:20
Venue
Shibamata Baseball Field, Edogawa riverbed, Katsushika ward, Tokyo
Also known as
Katsushika Hanabi・Katsushika Noryo Hanabi・Shibamata Fireworks・Kanamachi Fireworks
Fireworks count
approx. 20,000 shells
Organizer
Katsushika Noryo Fireworks Festival Executive Committee(Official website

📍 Share your viewing spot — with photos

  1. Long-press the map to mark your viewing spot
  2. Attach up to 3 photos of the spot with the 📷 button (auto-compressed)
  3. Send the link — no app needed, friends see the exact location and photos on the map

Katsushika Fireworks Festival: Launch Site, Viewing Areas & Nearest Stations

🎆 Launch Venue

  • Launch site打ち上げ場所

    Fireworks launch site on the Edogawa riverbed, upstream of the Yagiri-no-Watashi ferry. The surrounding area is off-limits.

👀 Viewing Area

  • Free viewing area無料観覧エリア
  • Free viewing area無料観覧エリア

🎫 Paid Seating

  • Paid seating area有料席エリア

🚧 Traffic Restriction

  • Traffic restriction zone交通規制区域

    Vehicles prohibited from approx. 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM on the day (residents excepted). Edogawa-dote-dori, Takasago-dori and Kyu-Kawajin-dori are fully closed. Cyclists must dismount and walk.

  • Traffic restriction zone交通規制区域

    Vehicles prohibited from approx. 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM on the day (residents excepted). Edogawa-dote-dori, Takasago-dori and Kyu-Kawajin-dori are fully closed. Cyclists must dismount and walk.

🚉 Train Station

  • Shibamata Station柴又駅

    Keisei Kanamachi Line. About a 10-minute walk to the venue. Nearest station; very crowded on the day.

  • Shin-Shibamata Station新柴又駅

    Hokuso Line. About a 15-minute walk to the venue. Usually less crowded than Shibamata Station.

  • Kanamachi Station金町駅

    JR Joban Line / Keisei Kanamachi Line. About a 20-minute walk to the venue.

FAQ

Where are the fireworks launched?

From Shibamata Baseball Field on the Edogawa riverbed, upstream of the Yagiri-no-Watashi ferry. The area around the launch site is closed off. See the map on this page for the exact location.

What time does it start and end?

7:20–8:20 PM.

Which stations are closest?

About 10 minutes on foot from Shibamata Station (Keisei Kanamachi Line), 15 minutes from Shin-Shibamata (Hokuso Line), and 20 minutes from Kanamachi (JR/Keisei).

Is there a free viewing area?

Yes. A free viewing area with no ticket required is set up on the Edogawa riverbed. Its extent is shown on the "Viewing Area" layer of the map on this page.

Is paid seating available?

Yes. A paid seating area is set up on the Edogawa riverbed; its location is shown on the "Paid Seating" layer of the map. Check the official website for how to buy or apply.

What time do road closures start?

Roads around the venue are closed to vehicles from about 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM on the day (residents excepted). This covers Edogawa Dote-dori, Takasago-dori, and Kyu-Kawajin-dori; cyclists must dismount and walk. Restricted sections are shown on the "Traffic Restriction" layer of the map.

When should I claim a viewing spot?

The free viewing area on the Edogawa riverbed starts filling from early afternoon on the day. Claiming spots on walkways or inside restricted areas is prohibited.

Are there less-crowded viewing spots?

The Matsudo side of the Edogawa river offers more space. Shibamata Station gets very crowded, so Shin-Shibamata is a good alternative.

Are there food stalls?

Yes, many along the Shibamata Taishakuten approach and around the venue.

Is it cancelled if it rains?

Cancelled in severe weather. The decision is announced on the official website on the day.

Can I share my claimed spot with friends?

Yes. Long-press the map to mark your viewing spot, attach up to 3 photos, and send the link. Recipients need no app — the exact location and photos show up on the map right in the browser.

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