The Kawagoe Festival is an annual celebration held in Kawagoe, Japan, typically in mid-October. This vibrant festival features traditional floats called hikiyama, which are beautifully decorated and paraded through the streets. The event showcases local culture, music, and dance, attracting many visitors each year. During the festival, participants dress in kimono and engage in various activities, including performances of taiko drumming and folk dances. The Kawagoe Festival is recognized for its historical significance and is designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Asset by the Japanese government, highlighting its cultural importance.