In Japan, there are long firework festivals every year. Therefore, this place always pays great attention to these fireworks displays, hoping to give the audience the best explosive moments.
You can join the crowds to admire the beautiful scenery and take photos on the bridge, or sit on a yacht running around the bay while waiting for the fireworks burst, illuminating an area of Tokyo at midnight.
Japan stopped hosting fireworks at Tokyo Tower, but on New Year's Eve, thousands of people gathered at the world's largest intersection of Shibuya and Tokyo to dance, counting down to New Year's Eve as a habit, making this place become more bustling than ever.
If you want to admire the magnificent fireworks, you must go to Yokosuka or Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise park, Kanagawa Prefecture. This place will "entertain" you with impressive, colorful fireworks by the sea.
For Japanese people, fireworks is an art to satisfy tourists, not just to celebrate the new year.
