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JAPANESE FETISH DRAG QUEEN CLUB PARTY, DEPARTMENT H. CLASSIC HORROR MOVIE MONSTERS COSPLAY COSTUMES.
Last last weekend, while you were cleaning your room, Yukiro Dravarious and friends were conquering Tokyo’s wildest fetish cosplay party, Department H. Here is Yukiro’s report. (You can see my previous coverage of the party here and here.)
We went fabulously late to the most extravagant event I ever been to: Department H. It’s located in Uguisudani on the Yamanote line, so if you live close to central Tokyo, it’s well worth the extra minutes to ride there from Shinjuku or Shibuya (where the parties normally take place). I had only been once before (for the Bizarre World TV episode co-hosted by our lovely La Carmina). I found the party surprisingly amusing, and this time was no exception.
My friends and I did a team-cosplay effort as The Bride of Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (at the same time), and The Mummy. As you can see, we went with a classic horror movie monster theme. (Jekyll/Hyde is, of course, Happy Phantom in another guise.)
It started off with a bang: all the drag queen people went on stage to show off their amazing costumes. A cat-walk to die for! That day, they had closed the bar to everyone’s surprise so we had to buy cheap “combini” (convenience store) booze instead and we were allowed (and expected!) to bring it inside the venue. A very rare experience in Japan.
Carmina’s note: I am in LOVE with Manabu, the dashing creature in the polyester shirt! I want to marry his Prince Valiant haircut!
Department H opens at midnight and the entrance fees are 3000yen with dress-code, 4000-5000yen without dress-code. So this party really gives you a discount for your effort.
From the bizarre to the disturbing to the amazing, it’s all here. If there is a slight possibility that a fetish or outfit can be done, it WILL be done at Department H — no matter how weird. Such as a cow riding a huge red “robotic-van” octopus. It was available for all of us to try for free and was rather insane!
On the huge stage there were various odd performances. In between the shows, they showed some very “interesting” films that you could watch all day, if there wasn’t a party going on…
Department H is a party worth cosplaying for. Everyone is super-friendly and extreme-ness is appreciated (a rare value in this society!). I recommend that you check it out if you’re in Tokyo on the first Saturday of every month.
Round-up of my latest CNNGo articles (see all of them here):
† Baby mice wine, bat hearts, and other resilient folk medicines (read about strange Asian remedies)
† Tinkering with Asian toy cameras (I try out the Ikimono and Super Fat from Superheadz in Tokyo)
† The true international house of pancakes (yummy photo gallery of Asian pancakes, including cute faced ones)
I think I want a vegan chocolate chip cookie now…
Song of the Day #286: Aicle. – Hammerhead (If you haven’t heard of this Visual Kei band… you have now.)
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ANIMEGAO DOLLERS IN COSPLAY MASKS & BODYSUITS, ALIEN S&M SUSPENSION SHOW, HENTAI & FETISH OUTFITS IN TOKYO JAPAN.
My head was spinning at Department H. So many fun fetishes and costumes in a tiny Uguisidani venue!
“Dollers” sat in one corner, in full bodysuits and anime girl masks, pawing demurely and wordlessly at each other.
This entwined couple was quite the sight. They reminded me of a yin/yang: black and white bodysuits that completely concealed their faces.
The S&M show was a cheeseball riot. An alien toddled out, moving his claws up and down. A scantily-clad person seduced him… but when the dominatrix found out, he/she was tied up and severely flogged. Meanwhile, a guy in a black mask totted in the background, waving a crow’s wings up and down. Huh?
I left before the suspension show (where people hang in the air via hooks that go through their backs) — but not before glimpsing this blow-up outfit of two poodles doing the nasty. What a trip! What a night!
Song of the Day #222: Der Zibet – Only “You” , Only “Love” (Magnifique! Have you heard this J-rock group?)
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