Tokyo – Ome City Summer Fireworks Festival on August 1

Access

The nearest station to the venue is Ome Station on the JR Ome Line. It takes approximately 7～10 minutes to walk from Ome Station to the venue.

Access by train

• Approximately 7～10 minutes on foot from Ome Station on the JR Ome Line
• Approximately 18 minutes on foot from Higashi-Ome Station on the JR Ome Line

Access by bus

• Take a Toei Bus to the Ome Station-mae bus stop, then walk approximately 10 minutes to the venue
• Take a Seibu Bus to the Nishibun 2-chome bus stop, then walk approximately 8 minutes

Access by car Traffic restrictions will be in place around the venue, and vehicles will not be permitted to enter. Parking lots in the area also fill up quickly, so public transportation is recommended. The grounds of Ome Municipal Fourth Elementary School may sometimes be available as a temporary parking lot, but capacity is limited there as well.

Tips for dealing with crowds The area around Ome Station and the roads leading to the venue become extremely crowded on the day of the fireworks festival. Trains are particularly busy on the way home, so plan to allow plenty of extra time. The last JR Ome Line trains toward central Tokyo may run relatively early, so checking the timetable in advance is recommended. If you are traveling by bicycle, you can use the temporary bicycle parking area at Nagayama Gymnasium.

Reserved Seating and Tickets

All seats inside the TCN Sports Park Nagayama and Ome Municipal First Elementary School venues are reserved paid viewing areas, and entry is not permitted without a ticket. No same-day tickets will be sold; all tickets must be purchased in advance.

2026 ticket information

• General ticket sales began on July 5, 2026.
• Advance sales for sponsors began on June 21, 2026.
• Advance sales for Ome residents continued through July 4, 2026.

Main types of reserved seating and approximate prices (based on information from 2025 and 2026)

• Box seat S: ¥15,000 (tax included)
• Box seat A: ¥10,000 (tax included)
• Box seat B1/B2: ¥9,000 (tax included)
• Box seat D: ¥7,000 (tax included)
• Chair seat: ¥2,300 (tax included)
• General admission (Ome Municipal First Elementary School): ¥1,000 (tax included)

※Each box seat accommodates approximately 4～5 adults. ※System usage fees and ticketing fees may be charged in addition to the ticket price. ※Those who purchased tickets through the residents’ advance sale may be asked to show identification when entering.

Tickets often sell out early each year, so early purchase is recommended if you wish to attend.

Hidden Spots

There are no free viewing areas around the venue outside the paid seating sections, so you will need to watch the fireworks from a little farther away. Here are several hidden spots where you may be able to enjoy the display in a relatively relaxed setting.

1. Kamanofuchi Park This park, approximately 15 minutes on foot from JR Ome Station, takes advantage of the Tama River riverbank. With its lush natural surroundings, it can be enjoyable to have a barbecue or play in the water during the day and then stay to watch the fireworks. Bridges such as Ayumi Bridge and Yanagifuchi Bridge are located within the park and offer views of the display.

2. Around Chofu Bridge The area around Chofu Bridge, which crosses the Tama River, is another spot where the fireworks can be seen. It also offers beautiful sunset views in the evening. Since it is a little farther from the venue, it is recommended for those who want to avoid the crowds and enjoy the fireworks at a more leisurely pace.

3. Kabe Station North Exit Pedestrian Deck The fireworks may also be visible from the pedestrian deck at the north exit of Kabe Station on the JR Ome Line. Because it is directly connected to the station, access is convenient, and you can watch the fireworks while using the nearby commercial facilities. Seiyu’s rooftop has been opened to the public in the past, although low-level fireworks such as set pieces may be difficult to see.

4. Roads around 1-chome 689 Komagicho The roads around 1-chome 689 Komagicho, located slightly northwest of the Nagayama Park Sports Ground venue, are also紹介されている as a hidden spot. The area is relatively close to the launch site, so you can expect powerful views, but be careful not to interfere with traffic restrictions or obstruct passage.

5. Roads around 7-chome 362 Nagabuchicho The roads around 7-chome 362 Nagabuchicho, located southwest of the venue, are another spot where the fireworks can be seen. As this area is also close to a residential neighborhood, please be considerate of local residents while watching the display.

Points to note These hidden spots are not official viewing areas, so please prioritize safety and follow proper etiquette without obstructing traffic. Depending on the location, trees and buildings may also partially block the fireworks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What happens if it rains during the Ome City Summer Fireworks Festival? A. The 2026 Ome City Summer Fireworks Festival will be canceled in severe weather, and no alternate date has been scheduled. Check the Ome City Tourism Association website and other official sources for updates on whether the event will take place.

Q. Are there any free viewing areas at the venue? A. All seats inside the TCN Sports Park Nagayama and Ome Municipal First Elementary School venues are paid viewing areas, and no free viewing areas are available. Please note that visitors without tickets will not be allowed to enter.

Q. Is there parking near the venue? A. There are few parking lots near the venue, and traffic restrictions will be in place on the day of the fireworks festival, so vehicles will not be permitted to enter the area. The use of public transportation (trains and buses) is strongly recommended.