List of the Annual Fire Back Festival in Tokyo which is canceled and postponed

Hanabi Taikai or the annual Japanese fireworks festival experience cancellations or delays. The festival should be held this year.

The delay was made because of the increasingly epidemic of Covid-19 and the postponement of the implementation of the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics.

This event usually takes place in Tokyo and is famous for its beautiful scenery. But in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic as it is today, we should just stay at home.

So, in this article we will share firework festivals in Tokyo that have been officially announced canceled or postponed.

The photos in this article can entertain you during this quarantine. Hopefully after the pandemic is over, we can see this fireworks festival.

42nd Adachi no Hanabi (Adachi District / Arakawa River) - Cancel

Enjoy fireworks that are held along the Arakawa river

Based on the announcement on March 23, 2020, Adachi no Hanabi, which was planned for May 30, 2020, was declared null and void. There are no plans for this festival to be held this year.

61st Itabashi Hanabi Taikai (Itabashi District / Arakawa River) - Cancel

Geijutsudama made by fireworks experts who have outstanding achievements in Japanese fireworks contests

Itabashi Hanabi Taikai is usually held on Saturdays in the first week of August each year.

Based on the announcement on March 30, 2020, the event which was planned to be held on May 23, 2020 at 19.00 was canceled. There are no plans for this festival to be held this year.