The Ogose Festival is said to have a history dating back to the Bunka-Bunsei era (1804–1830) and is held annually around late July. During the day, portable shrines are paraded through the town, and in the evening, the festival's main attraction—six festival floats—are pulled through the streets all at once. At the festival’s climax, the magnificent six floats and a series of fireworks vividly color the summer night. In addition, various events such as Yosakoi dances are held, drawing large crowds. Why not join the Ogose Festival, rich in history and tradition?