Held at the Sky Plaza on the artificial island of Maishima in Osaka Bay, Skylumina bills itself as a ‘next-generation’ fireworks show that combines classic pyrotechnics with a futuristic drone segment. The evening will see Japan’s leading drone operator RedCliff deploy a fleet of 2,000 flying machines to create stunning formations in the night sky.
Meanwhile, the fireworks will be produced by three of Japan’s most renowned pyrotechnic companies, including the prestigious Ina Kako Horiuchi Fireworks from Nagano, which was established 127 years ago in 1899. You can expect 10,000 shells of fireworks launched in perfect unison with music, timed to 1/100 of a second. The show will even feature massive No. 8 shells that are capable of producing breathtaking displays spanning 500 metres.
This is a ticketed event, with prices ranging from ¥8,800 for the general open-seating area to ¥57,000 for the VIP experience. Bear in mind that there is no train station on Maishima Sports Island. It’s recommended that you purchase a bus transfer ticket together with your event ticket for a hassle-free journey.