Lake Suwa Fireworks Festival Day Trip Tour ＜Includes Admission to Central Group Block Area＞ Departing from Shinjuku Station
- August 15th departure confirmed (book with confidence!)
- Includes an admission ticket for the Central Area Group Blocks 329-331. You will have a nearly head-on view of the entire fireworks display.
- You can lay out a mat and sit comfortably in the grass area. We recommend bringing your own mat or cushion. (Approx. 50 people per block)
- The central area is perfect for capturing photos and videos, as it is easy to take in the entire performance!
- Fireworks reflecting on the lake surface, blooming simultaneously in the sky and on the water—this spectacular view can only be found at Lake Suwa anywhere in the world.
- The water-based starmines, 'Kiss of Fire,' are launched just above the water surface. Circular fireworks bloom in the sky and on the water. This is a signature feature unique to Lake Suwa.
- Lake Suwa is surrounded by mountains. The sound of the fireworks echoes off the mountains, allowing you to feel the power of the explosions with your whole body.
- Depart Shinjuku at 12:00, return the next morning at 5:00. This is a tour that does not require overnight accommodation.
Product Info
▼ About the Suwa Lake Fireworks Festival
- Held annually on August 15th, this is a historic fireworks festival dating back to 1949.
- Approximately 40,000 fireworks are launched, making it one of the largest displays in Japan.
- It is ranked 9th in the national fireworks festival rankings and 1st in Nagano Prefecture.
- Attracting about 500,000 visitors, it is one of Japan's most iconic summer events.
▼ A Special Experience Unique to the Suwa Lake Fireworks Festival
【Fireworks Launched from the Lake】
- Fireworks are launched from platforms on the lake.
- The fireworks reflect beautifully on the water's surface.
- Fireworks bloom simultaneously in the sky and on the water.
- This is an experience you can only see at Lake Suwa.
【Water Starmine】
- Fireworks are launched just above the water's surface.
- The fireworks in the sky and those on the water combine to create a circular shape.
- This is a signature firework display found only here in Japan.
【Sounds Resonating in the Mountains】
- Lake Suwa is surrounded by mountains.
- The sound of the fireworks echoes through the mountains.
- You can feel the sound with your whole body.
▼ Highlights of This Tour
- Direct bus service from Shinjuku is available. (Different buses for outbound and return trips.)
- Gain access to the group block area in the center of the venue.
- Watch from the best location to see the entire display.
- Relax and sit on a mat in the lawn area.
- Language support: Japanese/Chinese
▼ Recommended for
- Those who could not get tickets for the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival
- International visitors who want to experience a Japanese summer
- Those who find it difficult to arrange transportation
- Couples, families, and group travelers
- Those watching the Suwa Lake fireworks for the first time
Multiple fireworks are launched simultaneously. You can see the full view of the fireworks and their reflection on the lake's surface at the same time. (Photo courtesy of Suwa City)
Fireworks are reflected on the lake's surface. Fireworks bloom simultaneously in the sky and on the water. This spectacular sight can only be seen at Lake Suwa.
This is a water-based starburst fireworks display. The fireworks launched from the lake are reflected on the water's surface.
Light pouring down from above—fireworks unique to Lake Suwa that you can feel with your eyes, ears, and body (Photo courtesy of Suwa City)
You can feel the power of approximately 40,000 fireworks with your whole body.
This is a view of the fireworks from the spectator stands. The fireworks are launched from a platform on the lake. The fireworks are reflected on the surface of the water. (Photo courtesy of Suwa City)
The central area is the closest to the fireworks. You can experience the sound and impact of the fireworks to the fullest!
Paid seating: Central area, group block area 329-331, offering a nearly direct view of Hatsushima Island.
Notes (Traditional Chinese)
Notes (English)
Purchase Notice
[Travel conditions]
- Departure point/Destination: Tokyo/Nagano
- Trip duration: Day trip
- Transportation used: Chartered bus
- Bus company operating the service: OTB Corporation or related cooperating bus companies
- Meal plan: Breakfast 0 times, Lunch 0 times, Dinner 0 times
- Accommodation used: None
- Minimum number of participants: 35
- Tour guide: 1
- Guide: 0
[Travel planning/execution]
- Company Name: Orion Tour Co., Ltd.
- Address: 3rd Floor, Daiwa Higashi-Nihonbashi Building, 3-10-6 Higashi-Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku
- Registration Number: Tourism Commissioner Registered Travel Agency No. 692
- Affiliated travel industry association: JATA
Reminders
A minimum of 35 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 14 day(s) before the departure date
In the event of inclement weather such as typhoons or snowstorms, a decision on whether to cancel the tour will be made 1 day(s) before departure (local time 17:00). Notifications will then be sent via email
Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Your ticket is in the form of a wristband. Please attach it to your wrist before entering the paid area and do not remove it until you leave.
If the wristband is cut or removed even once, it will become invalid and you will not be allowed entry. Furthermore, we will not reissue lost or damaged wristband tickets.
There are no seats provided in the paid area. Please bring your own seat or cushion and share the seating area with others within the designated area. Bringing chairs is also not permitted.
The use of table sets, large parasols, tents, and other similar items, as well as the use of open flames such as barbecue sets, is prohibited.
The use of umbrellas is prohibited in the paid viewing area. Please bring rain gear (raincoat, rain poncho, etc.).
Please refrain from using tripods for photography within the paid area.
Trash and Smoking: Please take your trash with you, and smoke only in designated areas.
The area around the venue will be extremely crowded on the day of the event, so please be seated by 6 PM.
The large bus parking area is close to the traffic restriction area, and there will be many people watching the fireworks after the event ends, so please be aware that it will take some time for buses to exit the parking lot (exit will generally be around 10 PM).
The buses for the outbound and return journeys are different. During the fireworks display, you cannot check your luggage onto the bus.
