Nebuta is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated in the Aomori Prefecture, typically held in early August. The festival features large, colorful floats made of washi paper, depicting historical figures, mythical creatures, and scenes from folklore. These floats are illuminated from within and paraded through the streets, accompanied by lively music and dance. During the Nebuta festival, participants often wear traditional clothing, such as haneri and hachimaki, and engage in energetic dances known as Nebuta odori. The event attracts thousands of visitors each year, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region and fostering community spirit.