Burn! Chamber of Commerce and Industry Youth Club!! Kōnosu Fireworks Festival
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Event Dates
Mid-October of 2019
This fireworks festival is hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Youth Club, which is comprised of local store and business owners and up-and-coming young entrepreneurs, whose volunteer efforts focus on giving hopes and dreams to children. It is not an administration-led event and began through a door-to-door gathering of donations by the youth club’s members. It is run entirely by the 50 members of the Youth Club from start to finish, including the planning, management and cleanup after the event. Currently many children and volunteer staff also gather to help put on this event, making it a unique fireworks festival run by citizens.
Basic Information
TEL: 048-543-1634
日本一のラストスターマイン 鳳凰乱舞（おおとりらんぶ）
四尺玉、三尺玉、尺玉 三百連発
・There are designated parking spaces for sponsors
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