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Thursday 29th October, 07:32 AM JST

A group enjoy themselves at the Glitterball Halloween party at alife club in Tokyo on Wednesday night.

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Junnama at 09:47 AM JST - 29th October

Why hold a Halloween party on Wednesday when Halloween is actually on a Saturday. How often is Halloween actually on a weekend and they're throwing the party on Wednesday?!?!?!?
Blacklabel at 09:50 AM JST - 29th October

cheaper to rent out the club on a weekday than a weekend = make more money?
Blacklabel at 09:55 AM JST - 29th October

Yeah looks like a lame party. Hope the girls in the pic didnt go home with any of those people and regret it, cause if so they wake up this morning and their pic already on internet.
Brainiac at 09:56 AM JST - 29th October

Pukey2, Altria

In Japan, they hold Halloween events anytime in the week leading up to Oct 31. There was a big Halloween parade in Omotesando last Sunday, for example.

I was at the party last night, and fortunately, it wasn't as crowded as last year. But it certainly wasn't lame as some readers claim. Everyone seemed to have a good time and there were some gorgeous women as usual. Policewomen costumes were the most popular among the girls. They gave away trips to the U.S. and Singapore and one-night stays for two at all the 5-star hotels, dinners for two, tickets to the Bledisloe Cup, etc.

Alas, I didn't win anything, not even a raffle.
SBBarnes at 10:31 AM JST - 29th October

Nothing wrong with a Halloween party on a Wednesday. Nothing stopping you from going to two parties, or even ten. Nothing wrong with making Halloween a week long event. Since Christmas decorations are already coming out, I will be sick of Christmas before December hits. I never seem to get sick of Halloween.

And a quartet of Power Rangers? I wish I had some friends I could coordinate like that with. My friends might have more original costumes, but darned if you can plan anything with them.

To sum up, quit your belly-aching and enjoy.
itshay at 11:56 AM JST - 29th October

Should be called Critterball, 100yen shop pumpkin banner hanging in the background, classic trash type of a party.
combinibento at 12:51 PM JST - 29th October

Is that girl actually checking her emails on her phone while posing for a pic? Dang, these girls really don't know when to just put the phone away.
Altria at 01:57 PM JST - 29th October

Glitterball

Did anyone dress up as Gary?
smartacus at 02:34 PM JST - 29th October

I was there, too. It was fun but I miss the Velfarre days. The only thing that bugged me last night was during the costume contest when one idiot foreigner, who seemed unhappy that he wasn't among the finalists, pranced about on the stage in front of the MC and the 12 finalists until security hustled him off.

There was another uninvited moron who got up on stage and started squeezing his makeshift balls, squirting a milky substance at the audience. Fortunately, he was hustled off, too, because some of the audience were getting ready to deck him.
northlondon at 02:39 PM JST - 29th October

With such beautiful women all over this country, why would you want to get excited about that ?
Tommygun at 02:40 PM JST - 29th October

Is that girl actually checking her emails on her phone while posing for a pic? Dang, these girls really don't know when to just put the phone away.

This is what they call real relationships in Japan.
IvanCoughalot at 04:42 PM JST - 29th October

Is that a bloke?
Sarge at 10:17 PM JST - 29th October

"Is that a bloke?"

Who?
IvanCoughalot at 12:02 AM JST - 1st November

That thing with suspiciously big hands in the bunny girl outfit.
boboh at 05:12 PM JST - 1st November

Japanese culture at its finest. Yawn.