Nebuta odori is a traditional Japanese dance performed during the Nebuta Matsuri, a summer festival held in Aomori Prefecture. The dance features vibrant costumes and energetic movements, often accompanied by the sounds of drums and flutes. Participants, known as dancers, mimic the movements of the large illuminated floats that parade through the streets. The festival celebrates the arrival of summer and honors the spirits of the dead. Nebuta odori is characterized by its lively atmosphere, with dancers encouraging spectators to join in. This cultural event showcases the rich heritage of the region and attracts many visitors each year.