Top 2019 Tokyo Halloween Parties: A Night of Hair-Raising Fun

If you’re reading this, you already know that Halloween has morphed into an out-of-control street party in Tokyo, but here are some of the best actual parties.

For some of the free street action, check our guide to Halloween in Tokyo. But if you’re looking for somewhere a little less public where you can kick dance till dawn and enjoy a whole roster of international and local DJs (other than DJ Police), here are some suggestions for Tokyo Halloween parties.

Costumes are definitely encouraged and often get you discounted entry, but are not required. For an idea of what to expect, see the best costumes of Tokyo Halloween of years gone by.

Warning: before you bite our heads off, some of these ain’t super cheap!

Tokyo Decadence DX Halloween | October 19th

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 all together. The headline DJ acts include world-record-breaking 83-year-old DJ Sumirock, and performances from Kaya, Santistorm and Black Diamond. The church theme gives a hint as to what’s in store, but you never really know what to expect at a Decadence Halloween night.

Entry is ¥4,500 on the door with discounts of between ¥500 and ¥1,500 available depending on your costume. If you arrive sans-costume but with a flyer, it will save you ¥500.

Tokyo Decadance Deluxe Halloween 2023

Dates:28th Oct, 2023

Vision’s entry into the longest title category is a surefire winner—both on titles and great nights out. While they haven’t yet announced any performers, they have some of the best international DJs gracing their decks on a regular basis, so for a slightly cooler Halloween night, this is for you.

Entry is ¥2,800 in advance and ¥3,500 on the door, so it’s pretty affordable compared to a lot of the nights on offer.

Nylon Prom: 15th Anniversary Halloween Party

Dates:25th Oct, 2019

Price:

Adults:
Advance sales: ¥2,800	At the door: ¥3,500

Venue:

Sound Museum Vision

Ageha Halloween Image (iFlyer) — Photo by iFlyer

Head to one of Tokyo’s biggest clubs for a night of sports-themed music and dance that will combine all of the Olympic and rugby energy in Tokyo. The famous costume competition is back with a grand prize of ¥500,000 (yes, we got the right number of zeros in there)—so maybe put a little extra thought into your kit. Aside from dancing and DJs, there will be torch runs and other sporting entertainment.

Entry is ¥4,500 for on-the-door entry, ¥2,800 for advance tickets, and full-body costume wearers get half-price entry for on-the-door entry too!

AgeHa Halloween 2019: Road to Olympia

Dates:26th Oct, 2018

Entry:

¥2,000 – ¥4,500

Venue:

ageHa

Womb Tokyo — Photo by Dat' used under CC

Mega-club Womb is celebrating Halloween on the 26th and the 31st this year, so you can party until you look like an actual zombie. It’s a great location to head to after the madness of the Shibuya Scramble (which supposedly is banned, but we’ll see) and its costumed horrors, whichever night you’re out on.

The night of the 26th will be headlined by Bill Patrick along with Satoshi Otsuka, while on the 31st you’ll be treated to the Cyber Japan dancers and music from Mitomi Tokoto.

Entry ranges from ¥2,500 to ¥4,800 depending on the night and advance vs VIP level of ticket. There are costume discounts of ¥500 to ¥1,000 and members or those with a flyer can get a discount too.

Womb Halloween

Dates:

Late

Oct

Entry:

¥1,500 – ¥3,000

Venue:

Womb

Cyber Japan X Halloween Party at Womb

Dates:31st Oct, 2019

Entry:

¥2,500 – ¥4,800

Venue:

Womb

Secret Disco 2019 Whistlebump Halloween - iflyer — Photo by iFlyer

Offering international DJs and provocative performers in luxurious settings, this is one of the smartest Halloween parties in town. Whatever the theme, they’re known for a great night, especially with music from the likes of Groove Patrol, Alex Einz and Datwun plus dancers, visual art and stunning views of the city skyline.