大濠公園花火 Finale of Japan Fireworks

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As promised the big finale of the fireworks!

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• Japan
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• Ohori
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• Fukuoka

[Twinturb069]

Hello Richard,

do you know what the red sign with the heart says ? (@ 1:14) thx

I'd rather go blind & deaf rather than not staying 'til the end xD

[GenkiJapanNet]

@Twinturb069 I'm surprised no one has commented on the sign yet, it's everywhere in Japan this year. For those of you learning Japanese have a try at reading it, and posting the answer here...  it's really simple!

[anggaraluna]

nice fireworks, may i know where is this? I mean, if that in Tokyo where is the specific place? and when You see that fireworks???

[GenkiJapanNet]

@anggaraluna Ohori Koen in Fukuoka, Kyushu. It's written in the title of the video ; ) But they do have them * everywhere * in Summer!

[Aminfo2u]

Figured it out! And I din't look at the comments, woo! I recognized the last two character as kanji because I learned how to spell Japanese (as the language, nihongo (ni - hon - go) "ni" and "hon" being the last two kanji. the third is a hiragana character as a ten-ten (as the first character also, meaning softening marks) It took me about five minutes but I finally got it as Ganbarou nippon which is a food marketing thing they set up after the earthquake? Yeah, anyway, I'm proud of myself :D

[LadySixthBullet]

@GenkiJapanNet It means "ganbarou nihon" I believe. Am I corrrect?

[sweetfeat1]

Fireworks are soo expensive thousands of dollars per explosion

[KimChanx3]

I think I only understanded "ganbarou-------" but im not even sure myself since ive been starting learning japanese myself about a year ago but still got a looot to learn.

[gorskytube]

@Twinturb069 Ganbarou Nihon is written in the red sign. Something like "be strong Japan!" I am not English so I don't know exactly the sentence used in English to encourage people.

[gymikk]

Don't talk now ! Just watch the splendid fireworks ! You missing it ! lol

[randommusicify]

ganbaro, nippon! :D

Let's do our best, Japan!

btw: do you know if My Japanese Coach (DS) is a good Japanese teaching game? :)

日本での楽しい時を過す！:)

[eyesareawake]

The sign, "がんばろう日本" (Ganbarou Nippon), means "Do your best, Japan!" or "Stay strong, Japan!" There are a few different ways that it can translate. But I believe it's become a national slogan.

[nenadejong2]

@GenkiJapanNet

Isn't it Ganbarou Nippon?

I've known about some project for the tsunami where a lot of people made a song for it. And it's what I make out of reading it!