The Kawagoe Matsuri is a traditional festival held annually in Kawagoe, Japan, typically in mid-October. It celebrates the city's rich history and culture, featuring colorful floats called hikiyama that are paraded through the streets. The festival showcases local music, dance, and food, attracting many visitors each year. During the festival, the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine plays a central role, as it is dedicated to the deity of marriage and good fortune. The event is known for its vibrant atmosphere, with participants dressed in traditional attire, creating a lively and festive environment that highlights the community's heritage.