Updated about us. About our three activity policies.
Posted date:2023/05/19
We started our activities in April 2020. Speaking of April 2020, the global epidemic of COVID-19 (coronavirus) began. For the next two years, fireworks festivals around the world were cancelled. During this time, we held simulation fireworks competitions, and held a fireworks culture seminar inviting a pyrotechnician as a lecturer, and proceeded with what we could do one by one.
In 2023, the coronavirus infection finally calm down, and the fireworks festival resumed. On the other hand, we have been asked, "The real fireworks have resumed after the corona wreck has ended. What is the advantage of simulated fireworks over real fireworks?"
We think there are various answers to this question, but one of them is "the point that you can make yourself". Simulation fireworks are not subject to legal restrictions such as the Explosives Control Law, and there is no limit on the number of firework shells. The great appeal is that you can express the fireworks show you imagined without being subject to various restrictions in the real world. It is also important to note that only professionals qualified to handle explosives can make real fireworks. For ordinary people, fireworks have traditionally been a passive way to enjoy watching them, but in addition to this, it may be said that there is an increasing number of active ways of enjoying fireworks, such as making fireworks show through simulation.
Here again, we write the activity policy of our association. The Simulation Fireworks Association continue its activities with the aim of achieving the following three goals through simulation fireworks.
- Contribute to the development of fireworks culture.
- To have people who have difficulty going out enjoy fireworks.
To improve the cultural standard of digital art.
We hope that you will continue to support us in the future.
