Inside Nebuta Museum WA‑RASSE | Aomori’s Festival Floats Up Close – Best of Japan
[Music] Welcome to Amori. The Omori Nebutam Museum stands just a couple of minutes walk from JR Omori station. It’s Omorei’s yearround gateway to the famous Nebuta Festival. [Music] Inside, past a striking red ribbon-like exterior inspired by Almorous forests, the museum brings the spirit of Nebuta Matsuri to life any time of year. Step into the main hall and encounter massive floods nebutas that were part of previous festivals. These lantern sculptures up to about 9 m wide and 5 m high are displayed so you can walk all around them and study their intricate details up close. You can even touch parts of the floors and explore exhibits on the festival’s 300 year history in the Nebuta tunnel exhibit. Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music]
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Experience the incredible Nebuta Museum Wa‑Rasse (ねぶたの家 ワ・ラッセ) in Aomori—where the magic of the famous Aomori Nebuta Matsuri is brought to life all year round.
In this video, we explore the museum’s striking architecture, wander through the Nebuta Tunnel, and marvel at giant illuminated festival floats illuminated in a darkened hall—just as they appear in August. Alongside these floats, interactive exhibits give you a chance to try taiko drumming, experience the Haneto dance, and explore the rich history and innovation behind these vibrant creations.
Whether you can’t make it to the festival itself or just want to learn more, this is the closest you can get to the real thing—any time of year.
AloJapan.com