From the Hirayama Fireworks company, early 1900s. Via present & correct First introduced in the 1600s, Japanese fireworks, known as hanabi, played a pinnacle role in global pyrotechnic innovation regarding shape, colour, and design. The development of hanabi (which translates directly to fire flower) started small, based on early versions of flares, but they were soon […]

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