r/PublicFreakout • u/sakhaliner • 20h ago
😫Chaos Moment🫨 "Danjiri" float overturns at Osaka's annual festival
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u/Hextech_Yuumi 19h ago
I know it's a tradition but they should have installed something like air bags each side, like big ones. Or maybe find someway better to control the thing.
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u/Matigari86 19h ago
Yes, but in Japan it is also tradition to keep floats upright. This was outside of their foresight.
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u/Hextech_Yuumi 19h ago
Oh, thanks. I didn't know that. I hope they will find other way to stabilize that.
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u/DrJJGame10 15h ago
They could slow down on turns too
Turns out taking the corners at a high speed is part of the tradition.
Sucks someone died
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u/Tool460002 11h ago
I don't know. Maybe we keep the dangerous turns but add a spoiler for downforce?
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u/hexahedron17 2h ago
Spoilers dont work so well when turning also includes leaning. When you lean the 'downforce' becomes force pushing you even wider in the turn (totally relevant for running speeds)
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u/Squirrel_Buster2 14h ago
I've seen these in person and they can be quite scary. Also this (accidental death) basically happens all the time and the only punishment is typically the shrine is banned from doing it for a year.
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u/No_Joke_6177 11h ago
fuck, you can see some guy’s head just get taken half off
edit: i may just be blind
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u/sakhaliner 20h ago
Two people were killed and 16 injured in two separate incidents across Osaka Prefecture. This video shows one of them.