The largest fireworks display in Western Japan, with 22,000 fireworks, will light up the night sky at Huis Ten Bosch.
The event begins with the "Isshakudama Competition," where 30 of Japan's most famous fireworks makers, some of the world's best, create fireworks of their own, resonating in the night sky. The climax is a spectacular display of 5,000 starmines in five minutes, filling the night sky with fireworks.

■Timetable
18:45～ Opening fireworks
Around 18:50 - Isshakudama Competition (first half)
Around 7:00 PM: Collaboration fireworks between Dutch and Japanese pyrotechnicians
Around 7:15pm - Fireworks collaboration between Portuguese and Japanese pyrotechnicians
Around 7:30 PM - Water Magic and Special Fireworks Show
Around 19:40 - Break -
Around 19:55 ~ Isshakudama Competition (Second Half)
Around 8:05 PM: 10,000 musical fireworks in 20 minutes, followed by a grand finale of 5,000 fireworks in 5 minutes
Scheduled to end around 20:30