Exciting Fireworks Festival

Have you ever gone to see fireworks?
In Vietnam, people often set off fireworks on the Tet holiday. In Japan, they have fireworks in the summer, around the end of July and the beginning of August.

Looks beautiful, isn't it? I will tell you some interesting facts about this event that I found on the internet.

Total attendance in 2009 was approximately 1,390,000 people. Quite a large number, isn't it? The opening part will have 1000 shots within 5 seconds and the total number of shots will be 14,000. I remember when I attended, they would shoot continuously, not stopping in the middle. When the music plays, it will be the beginning of the climax and the time when the fireworks will be fired the most. So the experience is that when the music plays, get your phone or camera ready to take beautiful pictures.

As far as I know, Japan once suffered a terrible famine and many people died. The Japanese government has decided to hold a fireworks festival in the summer with the hope that the souls of the unlucky will be comforted, as well as dispel bad luck.
Fireworks flew into the sky bringing new hopes for everyone. And this has become a traditional feature of Japanese culture.
This event is held every year and continues to this day.
What a wonderful and meaningful event.

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