Hello,
How was your weekend? Last Saturday was Independence Day in the US, so I rested during the weekend. On Saturday night, we watched the fireworks. We live near a Native American reservation. The area has different fireworks and tax laws due to tribal sovereignty. In Florida, consumer fireworks are legally permitted only on July 4 (Independence Day), December 31 (New Year’s Eve), and January 1 (New Year’s Day).
At first, I was surprised that the state allowed fireworks only on a few days in the year. In Japan, small fireworks are legal year-round. In summer, fireworks festivals are held. When I was a teenager, I often played with handheld sparklers with friends on summer nights. One night, a police car stopped in front of us. The officer was watching us. He didn’t say anything, but we got his message. There are no specific rules, but public places generally allow fireworks until 8pm (at the latest, until 9pm).
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