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Creative lanterns are on display in southern Taiwan for the annual Taiwan Lantern Festival, representing local agricultural goods from host Chiayi County as well as collaborative pieces by Japanese and Taiwanese artists.
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00:04A towering 21-meter structure inspired by a sacred tree that stood in Alishan for more than 3,000 years.
00:12Here at the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Jiayi County, this ancient symbol takes center stage
00:17as the event showcases both national and regional specialties.
00:40This year's event also brought together Paper Lantern artists from Japan, teaming up with a local temple in Jiayi.
00:47Together, they're showcasing deities from Japan's Aomori Nebuda Festival alongside Taiwan's sea goddess Mazou.
00:54I want to invite two people to come to the park from the park to create a large sea goddess.
01:04I've never done anything before.
01:06We're going to be able to perform such a very difficult task.
01:13Let's prepare for the first time.
01:153, 2, 1.
01:17Event organizers are also gearing up for a 10-minute firework display set for Tuesday night,
01:22hoping the first day of the Lantern Festival will go off with a bang.
01:26Howard Zhang and Irene Lin for Taiwan Plus.
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