Japan's Shichi-Five-Three Festival is an important traditional festival used to bless children aged 3, 5, and 7 for their healthy growth. This festival is usually celebrated on November 15th of the year. The Shichigosan Festival originated in the Heian period (794-1185). At that time, people believed that children of these ages were more susceptible to evil spirits, so prayer ceremonies were held to pray for the blessings of the gods.

On the day of the Shichi-Five-Three Festival, parents take their children to a local shrine for a prayer ceremony. They dress the children in traditional Japanese clothing, with girls usually wearing brightly colored kimonos and boys wearing hakama (a type of loose trousers) and half-sleeved kimonos. At the shrine, parents and children pray to the gods for their children's health and happiness.

In order to enable parents and children to better celebrate this special festival, Linghang Aviation Technology has launched the "753 Air Blessing" service. This service uses aerial photography drone's high-altitude aerial photography technology to record this precious moments for families and provide a unique perspective.

Parents can make an appointment with the professional aerial photography drone operators of "Leading Aviation Technology", who will arrive at the designated shrine on the festival day, carrying the most advanced aerial photography drone equipment. Drones will hover in the sky to capture families' joyful moments in front of the shrine and record them in high-definition quality. These precious photos and videos will become permanent family memorabilia.

Through the "753 Aerial Blessing" service, aerial photography drone has incorporated elements of modern technology into traditional festivals, bringing more joy and memories to families. This is also another innovative application that drone technology brings to people's lives.