The 2026 event has ended. This map will be updated once 2027 details are announced.Next: Tsuchiura All Japan Fireworks Competition (Sat, November 7) →
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Saturday, October 3, 2026, 6:00–7:00 PM. Cancelled in severe weather with no postponement; it may go ahead in rain.
From the Kawasaki (right) riverbank between Futako Bridge and the Daisan-Keihin Road. This is a different site from the Setagaya Tamagawa Fireworks held the same evening upstream of the Shin-Futako Bridge.
Futako-shinchi on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi and Oimachi lines. Ticket gates there may be restricted after the show, so Takatsu or Mizonokuchi are recommended for the return trip. For sponsor seats A and B on the Setagaya bank, use Futako-tamagawa or Kaminoge.
The official map marks the Futako-shinchi riverside (Shin-Futako Bridge to just before the launch site) and the Setagaya-bank riverside below the Daisan-Keihin as relatively uncrowded. The Tamaensen Road side and the Kaminoge riverside get extremely crowded.
From about 4:00 to 8:30 PM the Tamaensen Road (including side roads, Shin-Futako Bridge to Kitamikata), Oyama Kaido (Futako Bridge to the Takatsu intersection) and the Daisan-Keihin side road are closed to vehicles; the road in front of Futako-shinchi Station closes from 2:30 PM. The cycling road and flood plain are closed to bicycles, and Tamazutsumi-dori on the Setagaya side is closed to large vehicles from about 3:00 to 9:00 PM. The Futako Bridge sidewalk is closed before, during and after the show.
Only on the day. Allow about 90 cm square per person; leaving spots unattended or blocking paths is not allowed.
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Areas and positions are approximate, based on the official venue and traffic maps. On the day, follow on-site signs and restrictions.
Kawasaki-bank flood plain along the Tamaensen Road, lined with food stalls, sponsor booths and the Kawasaki HQ tent. The organisers warn it gets extremely crowded.
Kawasaki-bank flood plain from the Shin-Futako Bridge to just short of the launch site. The official map marks it as relatively uncrowded; toilets and first aid are available.
Setagaya-bank flood plain from below sponsor seats B to the Daisan-Keihin Road, with the Tokyo HQ tent and first aid. The organisers warn it gets extremely crowded.
Setagaya-bank flood plain downstream of the Daisan-Keihin (Tamagawa Bridge). The official map marks it as relatively uncrowded.
Paid sponsor seating on the Kawasaki (right) bank just downstream of the launch site, next to the ceremony stage, with first aid, toilets and a smoking area.
Long strip of paid sponsor seating on the Setagaya (left) bank flood plain, facing the launch site.
Paid sponsor seating on the landward side of the Setagaya-bank levee, around Futakotamagawa Park; the surrounding area is closed. Shown as the western part of the park (approximate).
Closed to vehicles, including the side roads, from the Shin-Futako Bridge to the Kitamikata intersection (about 4:00–8:30 PM). The cycling road and flood plain are closed to bicycles at the same time.
Restricted hours16:00〜20:30
Closed to vehicles from Futako Bridge to the Takatsu intersection (about 4:00–8:30 PM). The road in front of Futako-shinchi Station closes from 2:30 PM.
Restricted hours16:00〜20:30
The side road from the Kitamikata to the Kitamikata-daisan intersection is closed to vehicles (about 4:00–8:30 PM).
Restricted hours16:00〜20:30
Tamazutsumi-dori on the Setagaya side is closed to large vehicles (about 3:00–9:00 PM).
Restricted hours15:00〜21:00
For safety, the Futako Bridge sidewalk is closed before, during and after the fireworks. Watching from the Shin-Futako, Futako and Maruko bridges is not allowed.
No-entry zone on the Kawasaki-bank flood plain around the launch site.
The Setagaya-bank flood plain from Futako Bridge to sponsor seats B is closed.
Tokyu Den-en-toshi and Oimachi lines; closest to the venue. Ticket gates may be restricted after the show, so the organisers recommend Takatsu or Mizonokuchi for the return trip.
Tokyu Den-en-toshi and Oimachi lines; officially recommended for the return trip to avoid Futako-shinchi.
Tokyu Den-en-toshi and Oimachi lines, and JR Nambu Line (Musashi-Mizonokuchi); officially recommended for the return trip.
Tokyu Den-en-toshi and Oimachi lines; for sponsor seats A and B on the Setagaya bank. Also serves the Setagaya fireworks held the same evening, so it gets extremely crowded.
Tokyu Oimachi Line; walkable to the Kaminoge sponsor seats and the riverside below the Daisan-Keihin. No road closures around Kaminoge.
Fireworks are launched from the Kawasaki riverbank between Futako Bridge and the Daisan-Keihin. The surrounding area is closed.
