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-Plan details-

This is one of the largest fireworks festivals in Japan, with a total of approximately 20,000 large flowers being launched into the Tokyo night sky at both the first and second venues!
It is said that about 1 million people gather on land for the Sumida River Fireworks Festival. A sightseeing boat cruise is a great way to avoid the crowds!

It is said that the Sumida River Fireworks Festival was originally a festival to be viewed from boats, so the fireworks viewed from a boat are something special!

The "Second Venue," which runs from downstream of Komagatabashi Bridge to upstream of Umayabashi Bridge, has more fireworks than the "First Venue," and you can enjoy a series of vivid and spectacular fireworks, including original fireworks and star mines.


-Date-

*The event will proceed even if it rains, but will be canceled if it is stormy. *The pier will be crowded on the day. Please make sure to arrive 20 minutes before departure and check in. *The departure time will be earlier because the port entry time into the viewing waters is fixed. *The waiting time will be longer as ships will have to reserve spots on the river.

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-Vessels you use-

-Includes a luxurious bento from Kameido Masumoto! Kappo bento-

Kameido Masumoto continues to convey the spirit of Edo downtown to the present day. For the maker, ingredients are where it all begins. Our craftsmen carefully select a variety of ingredients, including the flavor of Edo, Kameido Daikon radish, organic soy sauce, and locally grown eggs. These carefully selected ingredients are free of preservatives and synthetic colorings, and each dish is made with care and attention, with the traditional flavors that have been passed down through the generations. We will bring the hospitality and spirit of Kameido Masumoto to our customers.

Drinks: Free drinks

【alcohol】

Draft beer, red wine, white wine, barley shochu, whiskey (highball, ginger), cassis, campari (cassis orange, cassis grapefruit, cassis oolong, cassis soda, cassis ginger, kir, campari orange, campari grapefruit, campari soda, shandy gaff)

[Soft drinks]

Orange juice, grapefruit juice, oolong tea, ginger ale, mineral water

When it comes to fireworks festivals in Tokyo, the Sumida River Fireworks Festival is the one!

The fireworks will be viewed in the viewing waters around the second venue.

Japan's largest fireworks festival, with around 20,000 large flowers lit up in the Tokyo night sky

A luxurious plan that lets you watch the spectacular fireworks going off right in front of you from the boat!

Kappo bento (photo is for illustration purposes only)

On that day, the Oriental will be used for the tour.