The Nebuta Festival is a vibrant summer celebration held annually in Aomori, Japan. It typically takes place in early August and features large, illuminated floats called nebuta, which are intricately designed and often depict historical figures or scenes from folklore. The festival attracts thousands of visitors who enjoy the lively atmosphere, traditional music, and dance performances. During the festival, participants known as haneto wear colorful costumes and dance around the floats, encouraging onlookers to join in the festivities. The event culminates in a grand parade, where the nebuta floats are showcased, creating a stunning visual spectacle against the night sky.