Osaka Fireworks SBI MAI HANABI in OSAKA SENNNAN

The atmosphere was absolutely amazing! Watching 4,000 drones light up the sunset sky and transform into different stunning images was truly breathtaking. The drone show was beautifully choreographed and created many unforgettable moments. Following that, the fireworks display was spectacular and the perfect finale to the evening.The entire experience was well worth the ticket price, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting. A unique and memorable event that exceeded my expectations!

It was extremely crowded, with too many people for the phone network to handle, resulting in zero signal. Many Japanese women wore beautiful yukata, almost on par with kimonos. There were food stalls, each with dozens of people in line. It's essential to arrive before dark, otherwise finding a seat is very difficult. Seating directions were inadequate, and there was no lighting. It's not actually a beach; the ground is covered in pebbles, making it hard to walk, so don't wear flip-flops as you'll chafe your feet. First, there was a drone show, then the fireworks slowly began, initially just one by one. The entire show lasted an hour. When leaving, crowd control was very poor, almost nonexistent. It was chaotic and slow, with people moving in several directions, and no clear indication of where to go. We were surrounded by crowds. We had to take a long detour to get near the train station, which was also extremely crowded and had blocked roads. We waited for two trains, about half an hour, before we could enter the station. During this time, security guards were explaining things in Japanese, but we didn't understand it, so we initially didn't know what we were waiting for when the roads were blocked. There were extra express trains, making the return journey faster.

spectacular fireworks. would consider coming back for next year event.

We had an incredibly great time with Riko, who explained everything to us in English and Japanese. There's a wide selection of wood types, some of which cost a small extra fee. The process itself is a lot of fun, and you're truly very happy to hold your own chopsticks in your hand!

It was my first time attending a Japanese fireworks festival, and the atmosphere was fantastic. Entering with an e-ticket was also convenient. However, there were so many people that the internet connection was very poor. I recommend taking a screenshot of your ticket beforehand, otherwise, you might not be able to get in.

It's beautiful and a very special experience, though a bit crowded.

It was fun, but the stone floor was really tough on my feet. The distance between the entrance and the seats was also too far. For a Korean person, it felt a bit disappointing compared to Hanwha's offerings. Still, it was great to experience what a Japanese festival is like, and I envied the Japanese people who get to spend their youth in such an environment.

great experience. will go again next time.

There was absolutely no control from the staff, and they couldn't manage people without tickets, causing inconvenience for those who had them. It took two hours just to exit after the event.