In the Land of the Rising Sun, the locals do not celebrate Hallowe'en all that much. Thus this year's festivities took on a slightly different spin.. or whirl. Every year in Tokyo for Hallowe'en, foreigners get together at Shinjuku Station and board one certain train of the Yamanote line where for 55 minutes, many dirty foreigners clad in bizarre costumes make a drunken mess of themselves screaming, falling over each other, chanting station names, and running out of the two jammed carts that we laid claim two at every station along the way.
Many dirty gaijin. One small Yamanote line train car. One Saturday eve.
Hallowe'en exotica.
Hallowe'en revelry.
Interfaith picture.
渋谷駅に到着しました。
渋谷駅に到着しました。
渋谷駅前
After the festivities we hopped on the shuttle bus to AgeHa. Those who were decked out entered for free, but unfortunatley Eri and I were in regular clothes so we had to pay. The music was a little broader in taste than on Gay Night but fun nonetheless and there was the killer costume party that rivaled many professional shows. It was a great night, except for the end where I became sober talking sense into upset boyfriends which caused me to fall out of the drunken revelry that everyone else was in. And my contacts were bitching me. And I was getting a cold. And I wanted McDonalds but alas it was closed. But on the whole, a marv night!







