花火見れましたか？#cheeruphanabi pic.twitter.com/eUWcUtq7eE

— ハッチ (@hacci07310731) June 1, 2020

As we posted before here, all 47 prefectures across Japan teamed up to host short fireworks festivals to encourage social distancing and cheer on the country in its fight against Covid-19. And some people were able to capture some gorgeous shots. Like these above from Twitter user @hacci07310731, showing beautiful rainbow patterns as well as incredible sakura blooms that try to make up for the missed cherry blossom season.

岐阜城と長良川の鵜飼と花火#cheeruphanabi pic.twitter.com/vTtqB8WvIE

— NOK (@naok_in_aud) June 1, 2020

These fireworks, shot by user @naok_in_aud, show the essence of Gifu Castle and Nagara River under the magical glow.

「青い花火」

医療従事者に感謝の気持ちを示すために#cheeruphanabi #CheerUp花火プロジェクト #全国一斉花火 pic.twitter.com/BtzpkcJY9v

— にしぐち@チーム三重 (@ise_photography) June 1, 2020

These blue fireworks, as captured by @ise_photography, were shot up as a touching tribute to the hardworking medical workers.

こちらは動画でご報告いただいた「Cheer up！花火プロジェクト」で打ち上がった花火のリポートを一部抜粋したものです🎆

やはり、花火の音🎇は大事ですね♪ 元気が出ます❗#cheeruphanabi#花火打ち上げ#全国一斉花火 pic.twitter.com/JDfLTtRaTX

— ウェザーニュースLiVE (@wni_live) June 1, 2020

Weather News LiVE was able to share simultaneous fireworks happening all across Japan. Why settle for one city when you can watch 12 at the same time?

「Cheer up！花火プロジェクト」
この場所から２ヶ所花火が見えたよ！
全国の花火師さんありがとう！

Location : 岡山県岡山市#cheeruphanabi pic.twitter.com/jQ8LDHyJJY

— 翔大☆ (@s5syou) June 1, 2020

And finally, some dazzling gold and copper fireworks over in Okayama Prefecture. Thanks to user @s5syou for these shots.

Were you able to see the fireworks from your place? Use the hashtag #CheerUpHanabi to see and share more pictures from this historic moment of solidarity.