@malaypan_tv: This Japanese festival dividing the country On October 10, 2026, two danjiri floats tipped over during the high-speed corner turn (yarimawashi) in Osaka, leaving 2 dead and 16 injured. While locals debate whether to preserve tradition or protect human lives, the history behind the festival might surprise you (check the comment). What do you think should happen? 1. Keep it like this 2. Redesign for safety 3. Ban it completely 4. Go back to the slower original #Danjiri #Japan #Osaka #JapaneseCulture #JapanNews

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Malaypantv 🇯🇵🇲🇾 :

What surprised me most while researching this: Danjiri wasn't always this fast. Back in 1703, it started as a slow harvest prayer with wooden wheels on dirt roads. But as roads were paved with asphalt, speeds shot up. By 1959, police actually stepped in to require brakes and banned running. Yet by 1963, high-speed parades took over; turning a peaceful 300-year tradition into a dangerous race only in recent decades. Knowing that... which side are you on? 1. Keep it like this 2. Redesign for safety 3. Ban it completely 4. Go back to the slower original

2026-10-30 10:21:52

Mohd Syahmi :

instead of "protecting tradition" and "protecting our live", how about we say "improving tradition".

2026-10-30 18:51:29

chenhee tey :

ehh redesign, same speed

2026-10-30 16:32:00

Christian🗾 :

ぉl

2026-11-07 20:55:17

Lam 🧀 :

redesign cuz safety comes 1st

2026-10-30 13:51:56

الإنكليزية لغير المتفرغين :

cancel it ❌

2026-10-30 10:39:33

Nozomi69 :

いち

2026-10-30 10:26:14

Michael Ling97 :

option 2

2026-10-30 15:19:34

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