Haneto is a traditional Japanese dance performed during the summer festival known as Awa Odori. Originating from Tokushima Prefecture, this lively dance is characterized by its energetic movements and cheerful music. Participants, known as dancers, wear colorful yukata (summer kimono) and often dance in groups, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The dance typically involves simple, repetitive steps that are easy for anyone to join in. Haneto dancers often shout phrases to encourage the crowd and enhance the festive spirit. This cultural practice not only showcases Japan's rich heritage but also fosters community bonding during local celebrations.