Halloween for adults in Japan is less about trick-or-treating, and more about dancing till morning dressed in an award-winning costume.
Here, you’ll find some of the top Tokyo Halloween parties — from cute little venues to mega clubs. If you’re looking for parades and other family-friendly events, check out our main guide to Halloween in Tokyo.
Pro tip: Costumes are encouraged, and often get you discounted entry, but are not required. For an idea of what to expect, see Tokyo’s best Halloween costumes of years gone by.

1. Tokyo Decadance
October 25–26From ¥4,000
One of the biggest and most provocative Halloween nights in town, the Decadence party has enough unusual performers to make you forget about the music altogether.
Headline DJ acts have previously included world-record-breaking 88-year-old DJ Sumirock, and other talented performances. You never really know what to expect at a Tokyo Decadance Halloween night.
3. Tokyo Emo Night Halloween
October 31¥1,500–¥2,500
Delve deep into the dark underbelly of Halloween and revel in emo, rock, and metal music in Nishi-Azabu. If you aren’t into heavy club nights, then you’ll be pleased to know this intimate get-together for music lovers takes place in the small venue Traffic Tokyo.
Tickets cost ¥2,500 + one drink before midnight and ¥1,500 + one drink after midnight.

3. Halloween at 1 Oak Tokyo
October 31–November 11 Oak Tokyo, the local branch of the New York nightlife brand, is throwing its “One of a Kind” Halloween party on Friday, October 31 and Saturday, November 1. Known for pulling in big-name performers, the Azabujūban club is known for hip-hop-heavy sets and skews exclusive. Details are typically released closer to the date, but so far, we know that Rae Sremmurd will make an appearance on Friday night and New York rapper Ice Spice will headline Saturday night.
4. AniRave: Halloween at Shinjuku WARP
October 12¥4,980–¥7,980
AniRave Halloween hits Shinjuku WARP on October 12, turning the club into an anime-fuelled party. DJs and singers drop anison (anime songs) into high-energy club sets. This year’s Halloween edition brings acts like motsu, DJ Aya Emori, ASH & Dhalsim from ASH DA HERO, and Denonbu performers, mixing anime nostalgia with club energy. Expect cosplay, glow sticks, and a floor full of fans singing and dancing along. Doors open at 3:30 p.m., with the party running until 8 p.m.
5. Back From The Grave: Halloween Ball
October 18–19From ¥5,000
The 2025 mayhem has wrapped, but bring on 2026.
For those who like to celebrate Halloween in style (with a healthy dose of mayhem), this punk-rock night should tick the boxes. With an incredible 50 bands performing, Back From The Grave has it all.
The show will take place in Kabukichō and will go from 12 p.m. till dawn on Saturday, and 12 p.m. till 10 p.m. on Sunday — that means an all-nighter and then some. There will also be DJs, burlesque, and other attractions.
While we do our best to ensure it’s correct, information is subject to change. This post was first published in October 2016. Last updated in September 2025, by the editorial team.
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