The Goshogawara Tachineputa Festival is an annual event held in Goshogawara City, located in Aomori Prefecture, Japan. This vibrant festival features large, intricately designed floats called tachineputa, which are made of wood and paper. These floats are often adorned with colorful paintings and are paraded through the streets, showcasing the artistic skills of the local community. The festival typically takes place in early August and attracts many visitors. It includes traditional music, dance performances, and various food stalls, creating a lively atmosphere. The Tachineputa floats are a significant cultural symbol, representing the rich heritage of the region and its connection to the Nebuta Matsuri tradition.