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Atami Fireworks Festival 2026 | 15 Events Annually! Schedule, Times, and Recommended Viewing Spots

Updated 22 October 2026Dynamic Japan Travel editors, checked by a licensed travel agency (Aichi No. 3‑1590)Editorial policy

Atami Fireworks Festival 2026 | 15 Events Annually! Schedule, Times, and Recommended Viewing Spots

The schedule for the 2026 Atami Fireworks Festival has been announced. This popular fireworks display is held throughout the year, not just in summer. You can get to Atami from Tokyo in only 40 minutes by Shinkansen.

Festival Dates (2026)

The Atami Seaside Fireworks Festival is held 15 times throughout 2026.

Spring

  • April 26 (Sun)

  • May 24 (Sun)

Summer

  • July 20 (Mon, National Holiday)

  • July 26 (Sun)

  • August 5 (Wed)

  • August 9 (Sun)

  • August 18 (Tue)

  • August 24 (Mon)

Autumn

  • September 13 (Sun)

  • October 12 (Mon, National Holiday)

  • October 25 (Sun)

  • November 8 (Sun)

  • November 23 (Mon, National Holiday)

Winter

  • December 6 (Sun)

  • December 25 (Fri)

Festival Times

  • Usually: 8:20 PM to 8:40 PM (about 20 minutes)

  • July and August only: 8:15 PM to 8:40 PM (about 25 minutes)

The festival will go ahead even if it rains.

Venue

Atami Bay is the venue. The entire coastline from Atami Sun Beach to Atami Port offers great views of the fireworks.

Atami Fireworks
Atami Fireworks

What Makes Atami Fireworks Special

Amazing Sound Effects

Atami Bay is surrounded by mountains on three sides. This special shape creates echo effects when fireworks explode over the sea, making it sound like being inside a huge stadium.

Over 70 Years of History

The Atami Seaside Fireworks Festival started in 1952 (Showa 27). In summer 2026, it will celebrate its 74th year.

Best Viewing Spots

You can enjoy the fireworks from anywhere along the Atami Bay coastline. These places are especially recommended:

  • Atami Sun Beach: The main beach area and most popular spot

  • Atami Port area: The harbour area also offers good views

  • Shinsui Park: A waterfront park

  • Coastal Promenade: The seaside walking path

Atami Sun Beach
Atami Sun Beach
Shinsui Park
Shinsui Park

Important Notice

  • From midday on the festival day, the firework launch area becomes off-limits for safety reasons

  • After the fireworks finish, Atami Station becomes extremely crowded

  • Buy your return train tickets in advance (or top up your IC card such as Suica)

  • From 9:00 PM to 10:00 PM, the ticket gates at Atami Station are very busy. We recommend staying at a nearby hotel

  • Using JR Kinomiya Station is also a good option. You can avoid the crowds at Atami Station

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