Simulation Fireworks Association official websiteSimulation Fireworks Association official website
Facebook Twitter Instagram Discord YouTube日本語  中文  English
Home >> Announcement >> Fireworks Culture Seminar and Simulation Fireworks Exhibition(Sep. 9, 2022, Fuchu City, Japan)

Fireworks Culture Seminar and Simulation Fireworks Exhibition(Sep. 9, 2022, Fuchu City, Japan)

Posted date:2022/06/25
One-day only and in-person event presented by Simulation Fireworks Association
The history of fireworks goes back to around 700 A.D. in China—when the black powder was invented. The gunpowder was brought to the Middle East and Europe via the Silk Road, and, thanks to the development of the science since the 18th century, the gunpowder has evolved into colorful fireworks. Fireworks culture was brought to Japan in early Edo period (About 1600 A.D.) and fireworks have been developed and the shapes, colors, and sounds have been sophisticated. Now, fireworks are about to evolve in a new stage by the digitization technology. We hope you touch the wonderful fireworks culture through this event and love fireworks much more.

Event contents(Updated at July 30, 2022)

Part 1(about 70 minutes)"-Japanese Traditional Culture- The world of fireworks"
Speaker: Motohiro Ogatsu
(President of Marutamaya Ogatsu Fireworks Co., Ltd. Marutamaya Ogatsu Fireworks Co., Ltd. is a fireworks company in Fuchu City, Tokyo. It has continued the business since the first year of Ganji(1864). The company has displayed its fireworks in Sumida River Fireworks Festival, Choufu City Fireworks Festival, Odaiba Rainbow Fireworks, National Fireworks Competition (Omagari Hanabi), Tsuchiura National Fireworks Competition, and many more. It has received numerous awards.)
*For the 1st stage, we will offer a live performance. From the 2nd stage, we will show you the video of the first stage.
*We will take about 20 minutes for a Q and A session.
Part 2(about 20 minutes)Talks about fireworks history and science
Speaker: Ryosuke Shibuya (Representative of this association)
In this part, we will introduce the attraction of fireworks with the themes of history, science and digital.
Part 3(about 30 minutes)Exhibition of simulation fireworks
We will display on a large screen the best works created by simulation fireworks pyrotechnicians from Japan and abroad, mainly those submitted to the past simulation fireworks competition held by our association.

Event overview

Date:Sep. 23, 2022 (Autumnal Equinox Day)
(1)10:00-12:00 (2)13:00-15:00 (3)15:45-17:45 (4)18:30-20:30
Each stage takes 2 hours. We ask you to vacate the hall between each stage. We will offer the same programs for each stage.
Place:Platz studio(Le Signe 5th floor , 1-100 Miyamachi, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo)
Fee:Free of charge
How to register:Enter the entry page from the registration button which is shown on this page or the top-page of this website.(Updated at July 30, 2022)
*The registration is available from Aug. 13 3pm to Sep. 21 3pm, 2022(UTC).(Updated at August 1, 2022)
* If there is any available seat 5 minutes before the stage starts, we will accept participants.
* This event allows only a certain number of participants. First come, first served.
Notice:(1)Please be seated 5 minutes before the stage for which you have applied starts.
(2)Taking voice recordings, videos, and photograms are prohibited in the studio (except staff).
(3)The contents of the event or schedule may be changed suddenly.
(4)Eating/drinking (except beverages in a container with a lid) and smoking are not allowed in the studio.
(5)We will use flash and large sound when displaying videos. If you have auditory hyperesthesia and/or are sensitive to light, please refrain from participating in this event.
Organizer:Simulation Fireworks Association

The method of entry(Updated at July 30, 2022)

Please apply from the entry form below. Your application will be complete when you receive a reservation number from us.[Ended]
*If you do not receive reply from us within a few days, please contact us using the contact form.

Access

Fuchu city citizen’s activity center Platz studio
Le Signe 5th floor studio, 1-100 Miyamachi, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo
Traffic access:1 minute walk from the south exit of Fuchu Station on the Keio Line (directly connected to the station), or 10 minutes walk from Fuchuhommachi Station on the JR Nambu Line/Musashino Line
Main phone number:042-319-9703

FAQ

Can I park my vehicle or bicycle?

A: Use the parking lot or bicycle parking lot of Le Signe. Refer to the website of Le Signe (https://lesigne.jp/access/) for the details.

Can I take voice recordings/videos/ photos?

A: To protect the copyright of the works and rights to usage of one's likeness of other participants, please do not take voice recordings/videos/photos in the studio. However, doing so for the records and event promotion by event staff is excluded.

Is it allowed to enter or exit the venue in the middle?

A: It may disturb other participants, so please refrain from doing so. However, if you feel sick suddenly, please ask the staff.

Can I change or cancel my reservation?

A: This event allows only a certain number of participants. Therefore, please refrain from changing or canceling your reservation. If it is unavoidable to change or cancel your reservation, contact us using contact information described in the email sent to you when you registered for this event. When you want to change your reservation, you may need to wait for cancellation depending on the availability status. Please do not cancel without giving notice.

Can I participate without reservation?

A: If there is any available seat 5 minutes before the stage starts, we will accept participants on a first come, first served basis.

Contact

Please inquire through the inquiry form you can find on this website.

Other information

“Fireworks Culture Seminar and Simulation Fireworks Exhibition” is adopted for Reiwa 4th year citizen activity support subsidy "Yale" program.

Facebook    Twitter    Instagram    Discord    YouTube    Bilibili
Unauthorized copying and replication of the contents of this site, text and images are prohibited.
©Simulation Fireworks Association