Thinking of Pinnacle when I see fireworks | Summer Festival

Are you going to a fireworks festival?

I'm not very good with crowds.

Besides, I worked in the service industry for many years, so I worked on weekends and holidays.
I almost never went out for fun when everyone else was off.

Even so, when summer comes, fireworks are something I want to see at least once.

I've been to fireworks festivals all over the country several times.
Especially if you're going to a big event,a tour is definitely recommended.

When I was a tour conductor, I accompanied fireworks festivals for work several times.

One I still can't forget is theNagaoka Fireworks Festival.

The moment I saw the fireworks launched to the singing of Ayaka Hirahara's "Jupiter" up close, tears naturally welled up in my eyes.

The loud "boom" echoes, and you feel the fireworks with your whole body.

In Atami, I even watched fireworks from a boat.

The good thing about tours is that after enjoying the fireworks to the fullest,
even if you're tired from the crowds or it's late at night, you have the peace of mind of being taken straight to your accommodation.

When I told my husband about that,
"I want to see the real thing once!" he said.

Kashiwazaki Fireworks Festival—we even went on a bus tour without an overnight stay.

We left Tokyo around noon, and after fully enjoying the fireworks, we had a relaxing bath at a hot spring resort, and arrived back in Tokyo around 4 a.m. the next morning.

We didn't stay overnight, but the content was very fulfilling.
I was impressed by the idea of a "0-night 2-day fireworks trip," thinking it was very well thought out.

And yesterday, July 1st,
I saw fireworks for the first time this year.

It's best to experience fireworks on-site.

The sound, the air, and the vibrations that resonate in your chest can only be experienced on the spot.

However, I noticed one more thing this year.

While watching the fireworks, I kept thinking of Pinnacle-san!

As I watched the fireworks spread across the night sky, I found myself thinking, "Oh, that's Pinnacle-san!"

I wonder how obsessed I am with note.

For me, it has already become,

seeing fireworks means Pinnacle-san

They have become completely linked in my mind.

Are you all going to a fireworks festival this summer?

Spectacular large fireworks are wonderful, but fireworks that spread out thinly and fleetingly like sparklers have a different kind of beauty, don't they?

How about going out to bathe in the fireworks filling the night sky this summer?

By the way, Shinoda fireworks are also recommended.

Perhaps fireworks are not just something to "see," but something to "bathe in," along with the sound and the air.

I hope you all encounter scenery that will remain in your hearts this summer as well.

Summer festivals are in full swing on note!!

Let's enjoy it together!

Yuki-chan's event introduction is very easy to understand!
She is introducing the three events currently being held.