Bloom altitude, Flowering radius, Security distance No.2: 50m／15m／／30〜65m No.2.5: 80ｍ／25m／30〜100m No.3: 120ｍ／30m／30〜120m No.4: 160ｍ／65m／40〜130m No.5: 190ｍ／85m／50〜200m No.10: 330ｍ／160m／150〜300m
This is a traditional Japanese firework from ancient times. It is called the “Chrysanthemum” because it tails stars from the center once this firework bursts in the sky.
There are many different patterns of fireworks based on this Chrysanthemum.
Peony characterizes no tails and glows but disappears all at once.
The circle of lights glows two or three layers of colors from the center and changes many layers of lights suddenly.It is a picture of Japanese traditional fireworks.
Kamuro is named after Japanese children's bob-cut hairstyle. It is one of the Chrysanthemum fireworks and gradually falls down the stars with tails into the ground and the flames extinguish slower than the Chrysanthemum.
This firework is sometimes called “Willow”.
This firework bursts to rise trunk and thick glittery tails cascade from the trunk.This is called “Palm Tree” - “Yashi” in Japanese as it looks like a gold-colored light.
This firework shell releases a number of small colorful fireworks like flowers one after the other in the sky. This stunning firework looks like a flower garden in the sky.
Fireworks in various shapes such as hearts and smiles are called Pattern Shells - "Katamono" in Japanese. The shape looks different with the angle when it bursts, but it is a unique and cute firework.