Danjiri is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated in various regions, particularly in Osaka and Hyogo. It features elaborately decorated wooden floats, known as danjiri, which are pulled through the streets by teams of enthusiastic participants. The floats are often adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant fabrics, showcasing local craftsmanship. During the festival, participants engage in lively activities, including music, dance, and competitive pulling of the floats. The event typically takes place in the autumn and is a way for communities to come together, celebrate their heritage, and honor local deities. The Danjiri Matsuri is a significant cultural event that attracts many visitors.