The big three Japanese fireworks: ‘Jingu Fireworks’

If you would like to enjoy Japanese fireworks without consuming time to find place to sit down or sitting down on the crowded street, I recommend  you to go to see ‘Jingu Fireworks. If you buy the ticket, you can have reserved seat to see the fireworks.

Normally you don’t need to buy tickets to see other Japanese firework display. However only ‘Jingu Fireworks’ sells ticket, providing reserved seats in some sport stadiums which are best places to see the fireworks.

As the additional uniqueness of ‘Jingu Fireworks’, you can enjoy Japanese musician show before the firework will be displayed. It can be interesting experience for you to enjoy musician’s modern events with traditional fireworks.

Furthermore, there are a lot of nice restaurants, bars and cafes around Jingu area. You can have nice dinner or drinks after enjoying the fireworks.

 

Jingu fireworks display date (2013)

Sat, 17^th of Aug, 2013

 

Jingu fireworks display time (2013)

19：30～20：30

 

# of the fireworks

About 10,000

 

Places to see

1. National Stadium

• Ticked price: JPY 8000-

• Where to buy the tickets: convenience stores (Seven Eleven, Circle K, Sanks), Ticket PIA

• Access: see theofficial site

        *Bottles/cans of drinks are prohibited to bring in the stadium for safety matters.
        *Only in the arena seats, drinks except mineral water are prohibit to bring in.

 

2. The Jingu Stadium

• Ticked price: from JPY 5,500

• Where to buy the tickets: convenience stores (Seven Eleven, Circle K, Sanks), Ticket PIA

• Open: 16:00- / Start: 17:30-

        *Musicians will give show before the firework display

• Access: see the official site

3. Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium

• Ticked price: from JPY 4,000

• Where to buy the tickets: convenience stores (Seven Eleven, Circle K, Sanks), Ticket PIA

• Open: 16:00- / Start: 17:30-

        *Musicians will give show before the firework display

• Access: see theofficial site

        *Bottles/cans of drinks are prohibited to bring in the stadium for safety matters.

More detail

• Seethe official site (only Japanese)