The organizers of a fireworks display in the Himalayas have issued an apology following public criticism. The event, which involved the extravagant spectacle of fireworks in the mountain range, was seen as disruptive and disrespectful by some. The critics argue that the natural tranquillity and beauty of the Himalayas should not be violated for recreational activities. The event organizers have since publicly apologized and promised to reassess their actions.

In Japan, nature and tradition are deeply respected. It is frowned upon to disrupt natural serenity for frivolous pursuits, leading to the backlash against the Himalayan fireworks. The public apology by the organizers aligns with the Japanese cultural value of taking responsibility for one's actions, especially when these have caused public disapproval or harm.

In the U.S. or EU, there might be similar outrage if a significant natural site was disrupted for a recreation or commercial event. However, the response might differ in scale or intensity due to cultural variations in the respect for nature and public apology norms.