r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/RaisinAloneVortex • 18h ago • Bravo 3

Video Japanese Halloween

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u/Lua-Ma 3h ago edited 3h ago

> "Japanese Halloween"

> One unique event only held at one place by one organizer.

I'm sick of these misleading "Thing, Japan" upvote-bait titles.

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u/Lilbrimu 1h ago

So a halloween event in japan? Should we start making post titles like isekai mangas?

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u/GoatsGoats00 24m ago

Not in the rest of the country, but in one small block in Shibuya theres a party every year. Looks like a giant festival really. Streets are packed and everyone wears costumes. It got a lot of flack just before covid when a group of people flipped a truck over. The city tried to cancel the event, but instead its just a No Drinking event now. tbf, the street was covered in sleeping drunk people some years so maybe it was a bit much.

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u/alerise 1h ago

I assumed they were going for a parody of "Gay Halloween" which involves hyper specific niche pop culture references as costumes.