The Sumida River Fireworks Festival is Tokyo's oldest and most iconic summer tradition in the Kanto region. Held every year on the last Saturday of July, the event is divided between two venues and features as many as 20,000 dazzling fireworks. The biggest highlight is seeing the fireworks burst against the historic streets of Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree, creating a perfect blend of the traditional and the modern. People stroll through the streets in traditional yukata and enjoy food from festival stalls. The area is incredibly lively and has the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese summer festival.
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Watched the fireworks while walking around.
It’s different from how fireworks are done in Taiwan.
A different kind of fireworks festival experience. -
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It was a bit far, but I could still see the fireworks! It was really nice!!
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