| -History of Fireworks |
| - | The Great Wall of China - The Origin of Fireworks |
| - | "Chinese Snow" - The Base Material for Fireworks which Travelled the Silk Road |
| - | Fireworks - A Status Symbol |
| - | Ieyasu Tokugawa - The First Japanese Person to See Fireworks |
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| -Development of Fireworks |
| - | Cholera and Fireworks |
| - | Tamaya! Kagiya! |
| - | Red, Blue and Green (1st Innovation) |
| - | Night Fireworks Commemorating Imperial Constitution |
| - | Small Flowers Scattered Across Night Sky (2nd Innovation) |
| - | Many Experts in the Making of Fireworks |
| - | World's Best Fireworks! (3rd Innovation) |
| - | "Star Mine" Rapid Succession Display |
| - | Fireworks Today |
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| -Types of Fireworks |
| - | Sky Fireworks - Waremono (Flower Burst) |
| - | Sky Fireworks - Pokamono (Flash) |
| - | Sky Fireworks, Ground Fireworks |
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-Fireworks Mechanism
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| - | Properties of Fireworks |
| - | Single and Multiple Shots |
| - | Size of Ball |
| - | Height and Spread of Japanese Fireworks |
| - | Features of Japanese Fireworks |
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-Fireworks of the World
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| - | China |
| - | Italy |
| - | Russia |
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-Japanese Fireworks
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| - | Sumida Fireworks Display |
| - | Tsuchiura National Fireworks Competition |
| - | Nagaoka Festival |
| - | Katakai Yonshaku Damaretsu Festival |
| - | Mikawa Hand Tube Fireworks |
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-Ending
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