Nebuta is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated in Aomori Prefecture during the summer. It features large, colorful floats called nebuta, which are intricately designed and illuminated at night. The festival typically takes place from August 2 to August 7, attracting thousands of visitors who enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. During the Nebuta festival, participants, known as haneto, wear traditional clothing and dance around the floats while chanting and playing music. The event showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region and includes various performances, food stalls, and fireworks, making it a lively celebration of community and creativity.