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Fireworks Festival

Fireworks Festival

Mid-August

This event has been cancelled for 2022.

Ota's Fireworks Festival is held every year to commemorate both the Ota City's Peace City Declaration and the end of World War II on August 15th.

However, we have decided to cancel the Fireworks Festival in the 4th year of Reiwa (2022) because of the difficulty in implementing measures against infectious diseases based on the ""Infection Control and Safety Plan"" required when holding events.

General information

Dates Mid-August: This event has been cancelled for 2022
Venue Tama River
Access

5 minutes’ walk from Rokugo Dote Station on Keikyu Main Line

Fireworks Festival

Rokugo Dote, 4-27 Nakarokugo, Ota City, Tokyo 144-0055 (Directions)

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