LIGHTDANCe Drone Show Returns To Takeshiba With Surprise Marriage Message
The show's third celebration message since it began in July last year places the drone display in a role closer to commissioned private event than public spectacle, which is the ground AGEHARIDe wants before it argues for a permanent Takeshiba fixture.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
AGEHARIDe Inc. staged its drone show LIGHTDANCe at Waters Takeshiba Plaza on September 12, 2026, the first Takeshiba staging in three months. The finale carried a private marriage celebration requested by a youth community, including the community's logo, a fried horse mackerel motif, and a prose poem written for the day by representative Ken Kato.
The drizzle over Takeshiba stopped a few minutes before the drones went up, and the lawn plaza filled with general visitors as the sequence ran. Most of the crowd did not know what the finale would be. Only the organizers did.
AgehariDe plans and operates the show around the fusion of sound and light. The company has said it wants the Takeshiba waterfront to become a happy spot for visitors and aims to make the display a permanent, regularly held event. It has staged LIGHTDANCe since July last year.
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