Sexy Corpses & Other Fun
At Tokyo Decadance’s unworldly Halloween event in Tokyo, JAPANESE STREETS met up with thrillingly sexy corpses and other fun creatures.
I first started shooting Tokyo Decadance back in 2006. At that time the event was held at tiny clubs and you could count the number of people. These days, Tokyo Decadance is huge and even tours major cities in Europe.
Co Co Dancer Asami Yauchi (left) has been with Tokyo Decadance since its very beginning. She is truly an original.
They are still fun events to visit, though, and I love shooting there. Especially when the event is combined with Halloween and you get a combination of lolita, goth and gruesome Halloween creations. During the last Tokyo Decadance in Tokyo there were some very scary corpses. And also some sexy ones.
From colorful cute to gruesomely dark, Tokyo Decadance Halloween has it all.
To some, Tokyo Decadance is a way to feel free.
While it allows others to connect with a deeper self.
For most it’s just a chance to have lots of innocent fun. Dress up and dance!
See all Tokyo Decadance 2009 photos!
Great pics from Decadance – I was there and everyone looked amazing! I notice you took quite a few pics of Nao from 13th Moon – cool bihawk, eh?
trashtastika - Monday Nov 23, 2009 at 10:55 AM (JST)
@trashtastika: Thanks! You were there, too? I had a look at your profile image on your blog, but I am not 100% sure if we talked.
It was pretty amazing, wasn’t it? Tokyo Decadance was in Osaka last night, but unfortunately I wasn’t able to go shooting again.
Kjeld Duits - Monday Nov 23, 2009 at 12:01 PM (JST)
I really want to go visit Asia, especially Japan their fashion is like no other, its creative there is no right or wrong its amazing!
rima - Saturday Nov 28, 2009 at 02:16 AM (JST)
Very Awesome~!! ^^ I love everything about this event! This is why I love Nihon so much.. anything goes for those who want to make it happen! <3
PetitLolita - Thursday Dec 3, 2009 at 01:09 PM (JST)
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