Enjoy the Kanazawa Festival Fireworks Display with Approximately 3,500 Fireworks Bursting into the Night Sky over Tokyo Bay

About this spot

The Kanazawa Festival Fireworks Display is a summer tradition long cherished by residents of Yokohama's Kanazawa Ward. From the sandy beach of Umi no Koen (Seapark) facing Tokyo Bay, approximately 3,500 fireworks burst open directly before your eyes. Fireworks launching over the sea are unobstructed; the spectacular light spreading across the night sky and its pale reflection on the sea surface create a distinctly coastal beauty. The launching sound heard amid the sea breeze and wave sounds carries a different power than venues on land. At the end of your day's journey, take your time gazing up at the night sky together with your family.

Fireworks details

Tips

The event is scheduled for August 22, 2026 (Saturday), but the time is not yet confirmed. On the day, check the latest information from the official announcements of Yokohama City or the event organizers. In case of severe weather, follow the organizer's announcements. The Kanazawa Seaside Line stations become very crowded after the show ends, so it's recommended to enjoy the afterglow on the beach for a moment and then move away with a time lag. The sandy beach is dark after the show, so watch your footing on the way back.

Best time to visit

Coordinate with the event start time. It's reassuring to arrive at the viewing spot on the sandy beach about 30 minutes before the start.

Access & map

Kanagawa Prefecture, Yokohama, Kanazawa Ward, Umi no Koen (Seapark)