This is always one of my favorite things to look at every year—people in Japan making costumes based around more "everyday" situations like "a businessman who cut himself shaving but can luckily...
This is always one of my favorite things to look at every year—people in Japan making costumes based around more "everyday" situations like "a businessman who cut himself shaving but can luckily hide it with his mask".
You can see a lot more of them on Twitter, the official hashtag is #地味ハロウィン, so there are a lot in there, but most will probably be in Japanese. Someone's been translating a lot of them under #jimihalloween too, and quite a few more translated by @TAGASAING if you scroll down to their tweets from yesterday.
This is always one of my favorite things to look at every year—people in Japan making costumes based around more "everyday" situations like "a businessman who cut himself shaving but can luckily hide it with his mask".
You can see a lot more of them on Twitter, the official hashtag is #地味ハロウィン, so there are a lot in there, but most will probably be in Japanese. Someone's been translating a lot of them under #jimihalloween too, and quite a few more translated by @TAGASAING if you scroll down to their tweets from yesterday.