In a surprising twist, the annual "Dream Come True Fireworks Show," named after the globally acclaimed music duo Dreams Come True, has been cancelled. The event organizers made the announcement recently but have not disclosed the exact reasons for the cancellation. The fireworks show, usually held during the summer, is a popular event cherished by many, offering a synergy of explosive visuals and the band's hit music.

Firework displays, or 'Hanabi,' hold a special place in Japan's cultural heritage and are a highlight of the summer season. The "Dreams Come True Fireworks Show" is particularly significant due to the popularity of the band - a key figure in Japanese popular culture. The cancellation is therefore likely to be disappointing news to many fans and regular attendees.

In the U.S. or EU, cancelling of major cultural or entertainment events (such as music festivals or firework displays) often lead to public disappointment, showing the universal appeal of such events. However, refunds, alternative arrangements or virtual events are usually provided, demonstrating a flexible approach to such setbacks.