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Editing this article brought tears to my eyes; I don't know why. Maybe because of war connection of my grandfather Ed Poor
==Symbolism==
==Symbolism==
It is interesting that the author chose the kanji 火垂る, instead of 蛍, which denotes a firefly (''hotaru''). The former, which translates as "dangling fire" can sybolise not only fireflies, but also family (dangling fire being a type of sparkler firework that families play with together) and possibly even the falling incendary bombs used by the attacking forces.
It is interesting that the author chose the kanji 火垂る, instead of 蛍, which denotes a firefly (''hotaru''). The former, which translates as "dangling fire" can symbolism not only fireflies, but also family (dangling fire being a type of sparkler firework that families play with together) and possibly even the falling incendiary bombs used by the attacking forces.
==Cast==
==Cast==