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On August 2, the "Nebuta Festival" began in Aomori City.
This year, 23 large nebuta floats are taking part.
Nebuta are made of bamboo and washi paper, and glow from the electric lights inside.
When night falls, they move slowly through the town.
Some people dance while shouting "Rassera."
It is said that about three million people gather over the six days.
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