Your Disney Costume Doesn't Work Today
To say a full-body costume in Japanese, say 全身仮装 (zenshin kasō).
It's October 1. Halloween's still on, and your full costume doesn't get in.
全身仮装
zenshin kasō
a full-body costume
In this video
- 全身仮装はご遠慮ください。 zenshin kasō wa goenryo kudasai. Please refrain from full-body costumes.
Why this phrase
Tokyo Disney's Halloween event runs through October 31. From October 1 through October 15, the notice asks guests not to come in 全身仮装, a head-to-toe character costume. A color-inspired outfit can still enter. Solo sign decode. Do not say the event is cancelled.
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