Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival 2023 | part 1 | Tokyo | Japan
Believed to have first exploded onto the scene in 1733, this event has a long history of intense competition, with pyrotechnic companies still today trying to outdo one another. The festival always falls on the fourth Saturday of the seventh month—making it July 27th in 2019.
To say it’s a popular event would be an understatement. Crowds number in the region of one million, with nearby hotels and river boats driving a steep trade in prime viewing locations.
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