Key Facts
• The 50th Edogawa Fireworks Festival will be held on August 2, 2025.
• Jointly organized with the Ichikawa Citizens’ Fireworks Festival across the Edogawa River.
• Approximately 1.4 million attendees are expected annually from both sides of the river.
• The event will feature 14,000 fireworks, including a Guinness World Record attempt.
• Opening highlights include 1,000 fireworks launched in 5 seconds.
• The event runs from 7:15 PM to 8:20 PM at the Edogawa Riverbank.
• Closest station: Shinozaki Station (15-minute walk), with heavy congestion expected.
• Alternative access: JR Sobu Line (Koiwa Station, 25-minute walk) or buses.
• Viewing spots include free areas on both Edogawa and Ichikawa sides.
• Paid seating options range from $13 to $170, with limited availability.
• Traffic restrictions will be in place from 4:30 PM to 10:30 PM near the venue.
• Recommended viewing areas: Edogawa Riverbank, Ichikawa’s Ozu Disaster Prevention Park, and nearby parks.
• Pre-event spot reservations open on August 1, 2025, at 5:00 PM.
• Public transportation is strongly advised due to road closures and crowding.
Summary
The 50th Edogawa Fireworks Festival, one of Tokyo’s largest, will take place on August 2, 2025, featuring 14,000 fireworks and a Guinness World Record attempt. Jointly organized with the Ichikawa Citizens’ Fireworks Festival, it attracts 1.4 million attendees annually. The event runs from 7:15 PM to 8:20 PM at the Edogawa Riverbank, with Shinozaki Station as the nearest access point. Free and paid viewing options are available, with pre-event spot reservations starting August 1. Traffic restrictions and heavy congestion are expected, so public transportation is recommended. Key viewing areas include the Edogawa Riverbank, Ichikawa’s Ozu Disaster Prevention Park, and nearby parks. Attendees can enjoy a spectacular display, including the iconic “Mount Fuji” fireworks and a grand finale of golden kamuro fireworks.
