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Every year is an elaborately planned show of fireworks provided by the organizers. At Ōmagari, although the main event is the fireworks launched by the competitors, local companies and the organizers launch fireworks too.
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Warimono fireworks open up into a round shape. The four concentric circles represent a chrysanthemum. The greater the number of circles, the more difficult the fireworks is to make.
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Fireworks designed to look like willows. The tips of the drooping branches flash on and off.
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This nighttime firework is typical of standard ball type and is used as the criterion for scoring.
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Various brilliant colors overlap in this example of Creative Fireworks.
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The brilliant colors change five times in this firework. Spectators are captivated by the variations.
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Daytime Starmine fireworks (fired in quick succession).
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A firework called “Smoke Dragon” from the daytime fireworks category. It has a parachute attached so that the firework descends slowly. This parachute is also attached to nighttime fireworks.
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A firework called “Smoke Chrysanthemum” from the “daytime fireworks” category. Designed to resemble a chrysanthemum.
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A firework called “Niagara” made to resemble the Niagara Falls. This dynamic firework, 500 meters long, marked the opening of the nighttime fireworks.
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Wide-scale Starmines opening out in the sky above “Niagara.”
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Wide-scale Starmines opening out in the sky above “Niagara.”
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Wide-scale Starmines opening out in the sky above “Niagara.”
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Wide-scale Starmines provided by the fireworks display organizers.
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The extra-large Starmines that marked the finale.
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Creative Fireworks designed to resemble cherry blossom.
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