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Shibuya Halloween 2022 Walking Tour – Tokyo Japan [4K/HDR/]



It’s Shibuya Halloween 2022! This video starts in Shibuya and ends in Shibuya. Let’s go check out people’s costumes!

Walk Route: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1TD51Ie8w2areNyU15shzbI68jwJ_rSQ&usp=sharing
Date & Time: 10/29/2022 19:15pm

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Chapters
0:00 Opening Title
0:36 East Side of JR Shibuya Station
1:04 Shibuya Scramble Square
1:36 Movie Thief
2:12 JR Shibuya Station
3:39 Shibuya Crossing
7:36 Shibuya Center Street
9:17 Muscle Lady
9:41 Sailor Moon
14:57 Jason
16:56 Wagyu Mizuta
17:42 Hermione Jean Granger?
18:39 McDonalds’ Hamburger & French Fly
21:33 Inosuke Hashibira
23:46 Maids
24:41 Maids?
25:18 Spiderman & Who?
26:07 What?
27:18 Masked Rider
35:34 Shibuya 109
38:07 T-rex
40:52 Bunny Girls
43:01 Princess & Mario Dog?
44:50 Marui Modi
49:53 Clowns, Nurse & Pre-school kid
50:18 Bunny Girls & I don’t know…
50:46 Bloody Monster
58:09 Sister & Wolf
59:03 Again What?
59:50 Chainsaw Man
1:00:16 Police
1:01:14 Shibuya Crossing
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Trivia: I had an accident while I was filming. Video recording quit suddenly and I had to start shooting again. Also, audio got recorded only for the first 10 mins. I have no idea what went so wrong. As a result, I used the audio recorded by the iPhone’s built-in microphones. So this time, it’s not the binaural audio. Sorry.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/VSV_Japan

39 Comments

  1. Video Street View Japan

    Chapters
    0:00 Opening Title
    0:36 East Side of JR Shibuya Station
    1:04 Shibuya Scramble Square
    1:36 Movie Thief
    2:12 JR Shibuya Station
    3:39 Shibuya Crossing
    7:36 Shibuya Center Street
    9:17 Muscle Lady
    9:41 Sailor Moon
    14:57 Jason
    16:56 Wagyu Mizuta
    17:42 Hermione Jean Granger?
    18:39 McDonalds’ Hamburger & French Fly
    21:33 Inosuke Hashibira
    23:46 Maids
    24:41 Maids?
    25:18 Spiderman & Who?
    26:07 What?
    27:18 Masked Rider
    35:34 Shibuya 109
    38:07 T-rex
    40:52 Bunny Girls
    43:01 Princess & Mario Dog?
    44:50 Marui Modi
    49:53 Clowns, Nurse & Pre-school kid
    50:18 Bunny Girls & I don’t know…
    50:46 Bloody Monster
    58:09 Sister & Wolf
    59:03 Again What?
    59:50 Chainsaw Man
    1:00:16 Police
    1:01:14 Shibuya Crossing

  3. Dennis Tani

    Thanks for taking us on another nice walking tour!! Very busy, but it looks like everyone is safely having a good time.

  9. Martin J

    Looks a fantastic atmosphere! So many cool costumes as well! Definitely on the bucket list to visit this in person!

  12. Worth Meamea

    I was surprised to learn that alcohol is prohibited in this area. Has Japan become a Muslim nation?

  13. Jay Zee

    Happy Halloween!! 🎃 Every year there always been Halloween party and fill with people on the street in Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵

  14. David Coria

    Wow! Amazing …I will try to go to Japan Halloween next year 2023. I never went there. It looks like safe Halloween and friendly people 🎃 it’s much fun! Greetings from USA. Happy Halloween 🎃

  17. まっつharu

    Sorry to hear about the accident in Korea. We pray for the repose of your soul. But Halloween is a fun festival. Japan is a fun country, and we will continue to have fun Halloween parties in the future.🎃🎉

  19. Ji Song

    Excellent job, Japan done to secure a great Halloween Party every year!!! 100K + people in this party

  25. Excalibro

    Way too crowded and honestly there's nothing particularly interesting to see. Glad I decided to just chill in my apartment.

  28. Walk Along

    Never been in Japan. It is definitely on my bucket list. Meanwhile I enjoy it through your videos. You just got a new subscriber!!!!

  31. 王翬

    So embarrassing. Why are East Asian people celebrating this strange christian holiday? Ridiculous. I do NOT feel sorry for the people who died in the Korean celebration at all.

  39. K Y

    Halloween’s origins date back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced sow-in). The Celts, who lived 2,000 years ago, mostly in the area that is now Ireland, the United Kingdom and northern France, celebrated their new year on November 1.

    This day marked the end of summer and the harvest and the beginning of the dark, cold winter, a time of year that was often associated with human death. Celts believed that on the night before the new year, the boundary between the worlds of the living and the dead became blurred. On the night of October 31 they celebrated Samhain, when it was believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to earth.

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