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After the banquet, at Ryutan and Enkakuji Temple
Firework: Banquet at the Hokuden. A pole was put up and fireworks were emitted from the tip of the pole. People ran around on artificial horses and set off firecrackers.
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Premiere of kumiodori by Tamagusuku Chokun
Fireworks: Same as above
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Premiere of a work by Tasato Chochoku
Fireworks: Same as above
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In mourning for China’s Qianlong Emperor
Fireworks: Refrained from holding a banquet at Shurijo Castle. Dances and fireworks were performed at a different place.
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Premiere of karakuri firework?
Fireworks: Fireworks were performed but the details are unknown.
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Four karakuri fireworks
Fireworks: Karakuri fireworks called Kaketoko, Tamabi, Tamahyotan, and O-uchiwa were performed.
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Sappu of the last king of the Ryukyu Kingdom
Fireworks: Karakuri fireworks called Kaketoko, Yonrinsha, O-uchiwa, Tamabi, and Soryu were performed.
Timeline of Shurijo Castle Events and Fireworks
The first record of fireworks at Okansen appears in 1683. At that time, the fireworks were viewed from the North Hall, but in 1719, a stage was built in front of the North Hall, and since then, the fireworks have been viewed from the stage.