Tokyo's Youth Culture District Bans 'Nuisance Halloween'
Andrew Stevens discusses the measures taken by Japanese authorities to curb rowdy behavior at Halloween in Tokyo's Shibuya district.
The district, known for its youth culture, has restricted its Halloween street celebrations due to a mayoral edict against "Nuisance Halloween".
- Public drinking ban
- Strict measures to curb rowdy behavior
Japan's new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, emphasizes the need for a "strict response to law-breaking foreigners" and tighter control of public space and activities.
A decade ago, Halloween in Shibuya showcased "Cool Japan", a state-sponsored initiative to promote Japanese culture internationally.
Author's summary: Tokyo restricts Halloween celebrations.
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