The Okinawa Tug-of-War is a traditional festival held annually in Okinawa, Japan, celebrating community spirit and strength. This event features two large teams pulling on a massive rope, often over 200 meters long, made from local materials. The tug-of-war symbolizes the community's unity and is believed to bring good fortune and a bountiful harvest. During the festival, participants and spectators enjoy various cultural activities, including traditional music and dance. The event typically takes place in early October, attracting both locals and tourists. The Okinawa Tug-of-War is recognized as an important cultural heritage, showcasing the island's rich traditions.