One of the biggest Halloween nights of the year has been expanded into 5 days at the new dedicated Tokyo Decadence venue “DecaBarS” in Kabukicho. Tokyo Decadance Halloween has DJs, dancers, demons, burlesque, drag acts and magic—plenty to keep you busy! This year doesn’t feature any international headliners, but there will be lots of local talent.
Tickets for the big two nights—the 30th and the 31st—are available online for ¥3,000 or ¥6,000 for a “VIP pass”.
Get a big discount on your entry tickets.
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