As the air turns crisp and the nights grow longer, Tokyo transforms into a playground of frightful fun and festive excitement for this year’s Halloween. From busy streets adorned with eerie decorations to vibrant parades that showcase the city’s spooky spirit, there’s something for everyone this Halloween season. Whether you’re drawn to the spine-tingling buzz of horror-themed events or the enchanting charm of costume parties, Tokyo offers an irreplaceable thrill that makes Halloween a truly unforgettable experience.

Join us as we explore the most thrilling events, lively parties, and must-see attractions that will make this year’s Halloween in Tokyo a celebration like no other!

TOKYO HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL 2025 with DJ SODA, Yurié Collins, Michael Jackson Tribute and More

October 31

Make Halloween count this year at Tokyo Halloween Festival 2025 at Zepp Haneda—a one-night party fusing global music, Japanese pop culture and a high-stakes costume contest with a grand prize of ¥1,000,000 (around $6,800 USD!).

Set inside Haneda Innovation City, the venue offers easy access from both international and domestic terminals, plus direct train and road links—perfect for locals, travelers and the international community in Tokyo.

6pm – 9:30pm
Zepp Haneda
1 Chome-1-4 Hanedakuko, Ota-ku
Get your tickets here!

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo – Halloween Extravaganza

On October 31, the 16th-floor Gallery at Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo will transform into an unforgettable stage for a Halloween Masquerade. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in a movie-like evening of art, music, and performance, wrapped in Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo’s signature blend of sophistication and edge. The night will feature a lively dance floor, and dazzling drag queen performances, followed by live DJ entertainment that will carry the energy into the late hours. With a dress code of Halloween costume and mask, guests will step into a masquerade dream. Don’t have a mask? Don’t worry, Kimpton has got you covered!

6pm – 9pm
Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo 16F
Get tickets here

Maison Marunouchi Chestnut Afternoon Tea

October 29 – 31

From October 29th to 31st, Maison Marunouchi is celebrating the Halloween season with a spooky twist on its fall menu. Enjoy decadent Halloween treats with a Chestnut theme this Halloween season.

Il Lupino Halloween Afternoon Tea

October 16 – 31

Il Lupino’s opulent afternoon tea comes with a Halloween twist from October 16 to 31. USDA grade beef burgers, open sandwiches topped with caviar, apple pannacotta and more are on offer, as well as four unique Halloween-themed drinks. The dishes are as fancy as they are positively spooky.

Kichijoji Halloween Festival

October 24 – 26

Join Kichijoji’s community-based, volunteer-ran Halloween event from October 24th to 26th. They are hosting a trick-or-treat Candy Rally each day, and a Kids Costume Fashion Show on the 26th. This event is perfect for families of all ages to celebrate Halloween and to help connect with the city of Kichijoji.

Ikebukuro Halloween Cosplay Festival

October 24 – 26

From October 24th through to the 26th, head to Ikebukuro’s Sunshine City for one of Japan’s largest cosplay events. Ikehalo is one of the largest cosplay events in Japan, so whether you’re attending as a visitor or a cosplayer yourself, it’s definitely worth a visit.

Tokyo Disney Resort Halloween

September 17 – October 31

From September 17th to October 31st, expect to see Tokyo Disneyland adorned head to toe in Halloween flair. This all-ages event can be enjoyed from the main Disneyland park or the Tokyo DisneySea park. Our recommendation? Jump in line for the Haunted Mansion at DisneySea, and immerse yourself in the frightening atmosphere right away!

Cocoche Halloween Concert

October 15

Cocoche is hosting a Halloween concert for all members of the family, with the tagline for this event inviting parents with even the youngest of children to have fun and listen to this concert event. Featuring live music, onstage performances and events for young guests to partake in.

Sanrio Puroland Halloween

September 5 – November 4

Puroland’s annual Halloween parade event takes place every day from September 5th to November 4th. Their vibrant parade displays attract guests from all over the world, and this Halloween version is no different. There will also be photo opportunities, new decorations around the park and merchandise.

OCTPATH Halloween Night 2025

October 29

A Halloween event, “OCTPATH HALLOWEEN NIGHT 2025 ~Trick or Treat~” by the boy group OCTPATH is being held on the 29th of October. Guests can hear performances with a Halloween twist by the group, as well as take photos with cosplayers of each boy. If you’re interested in a spooky twist on Jpop, this event is right up your alley.

*Promotional image for 2025 has yet to be released.

Haikara Halloween at Seibuen Amusement Park

September 16 – November 3rd

From September 16th to November 3rd, Seibuen Yuenchi hosts a Halloween parade at their Uhi-no-Oka Shopping Street. Guests are encouraged to dress up, with changing rooms offered near the venue for those who don’t feel like making the trek in costume.

Yokai Bon Odori

October 11 – 13

Tokyo nightlife meets ancient folklore at the Yokai Bon Odori, where traditional shamisen players share the stage with DJs. By day, watch the Bon Odori dance and stage shows in the ticketed areas. And by night, the streets come alive with free festivities including food trucks, pop-up performances, and a “yokai disco” parade. Just in time for Halloween, it’s a chance to celebrate Japan’s mischievous spirits in true Tokyo style.

“The Hollow Ritual” Exhibition

October 18 – November 15

Step into a world of eerie beauty this Halloween at HENKYO Gallery in Jingumae. Sculptor Takahiro Komuro returns with The Hollow Ritual, his first solo show in two years, featuring 17 haunting new wood carvings that explore faith, horror, and the sacred in modern life. Expect monstrous forms, twisted toys, and mythic creatures that blur the line between fear and fascination.

12am – 7pm (Closed on Sundays, Mondays, and public holidays)
5-9-15 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, HENKYO-B2F
Free
More Information: https://henkyo.jp/