Last week, I went to the Doraemom drone show on the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade. It was so interesting, even though I needed to be in a better spot to take good pictures because I went a little late. After all, the show was not 100% sure due to weather conditions, but finally, they confirmed in the afternoon that the show would go ahead.
I enjoyed watching this drone festival there, especially when the drones became a big Doraemon shape; everyone there was surprised, too.
Doraemon is famous in Asia and worldwide because it is still a cartoon on TV. I had the chance to watch it on TV when I was a kid, even though it was not one of my favourite cartoons.
As you know, Doraemon is an old, famous Japanese manga series from the latest '60s. Doraemon is a robotic cat from the future to aid a lazy boy named Nobita. Together, they have many exciting and funny adventures using Doraemon gadgets to help Nobita.
The drone show started at 7:30 and lasted 15 minutes; the Tsim Sha Tsui Start Avenue was very crowded.
Also, I had the chance to see a metro line with Doraemon decorations, but it seems not all the metro lines with the decorations because the next day, I took the same line; however, I couldn't see the decorations again; it seems only a few had this lovely decoration.
Finally, it is interesting how technology allows this kind of display using drones to draw exciting things in the sky.
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