The Suwa Grand Festival is a traditional celebration held every six years in Suwa City, Japan. It features a vibrant procession of ornate floats, known as yatai, which are pulled through the streets by local residents. The festival is deeply rooted in the region's history and is dedicated to the deities of the Suwa Shrine, showcasing the community's cultural heritage. During the festival, various performances, including traditional music and dance, take place, attracting both locals and tourists. The event typically spans several days, with activities that highlight the significance of the Suwa region and its customs. The festival is a vital part of the local identity and fosters community spirit.