World's Largest Firework Dazzles Nagasaki

Nagasaki's Night Sky Lights Up with World's Largest Firework Nagasaki, Japan, witnessed a spectacular event on May 29, 2025: the launch of the "Yonshakudama," the world's largest firework. This massive pyrotechnic display captivated thousands of spectators. The firework, measuring 90 centimeters in diameter and weighing 300 kilograms, contained 80 kilograms of explosives. "It was absolutely breathtaking," said one eyewitness, "I've never seen anything like it. The scale was just incredible." The "Yonshakudama" exploded in a dazzling display, creating a massive flower of fire that expanded to an astonishing 650 meters in diameter. The intensity of the light illuminated the night sky, turning the darkness into a vibrant canvas of color. The event showcased not only Japan's mastery of pyrotechnics but also its ability to create unforgettable spectacles. It served as a powerful reminder of the beauty that can be created even in places with a complex history, like Nagasaki.