The visitors were impressed by the heat of the festival, including fireworks, drone light shows, and busking performances.

The "2022 Yeosu Night Sea Fireworks Festival", which returned after 3 years, ended in great success on the evening of the 22nd, embroidering the Yeosu night sea with splendour.

The festival, which lasted for about 3 hours along the sea in front of Yi Sun-sin Square, was attended by about 194,000 visitors and continued the heat of the autumn night.

All over the city were filled with citizens waiting for the festival from early in the morning, following the pre-ceremony performance, a light show of 300 drones containing a special message unique to the fireworks festival was held.

The atmosphere of the festival reached its climax as a brief opening ceremony was followed by a splendid firework show in the autumn night sky.

The excitement of the fireworks show was conveyed through the busking performance, leading to an exciting festival where both citizens and visitors became one.

In particular, many domestic and foreign guests, including Yeosu Mayor Jeong Kimyung, Joo Cheolhyeon, National Assembly member Kim Hoejae, and Yeosu City Chairman Kim Yeong-gyu, pledged regional development and harmony.

Lee Moonbong, chairperson of the Yeosu Night Sea Fireworks Festival, said, “I am grateful to the Yeosu Police Station, Yeosu Marine Police Station, and Yeosu Fire Station for their assistance in this fireworks festival. In addition, thanks to the volunteers who were with us happily, we were able to finish the festival well. We ask for your interest and support for the Yeosu Night Sea Fireworks Festival, which will develop further in the future.”

Mayor Jeong Kimyung said, “I hope that this Fireworks Festival, which has returned after 3 years with the theme of “We, Yeosu Night Sea Again,” will become a spark of hope that delivers comfort to citizens exhausted by COVID-19 with a bigger and more splendid performance.” "The festival has become cleaner and safer than ever before by preparing comprehensive measures such as traffic and garbage.”