In Japan, youngsters are unlikely to go door to door shouting, トリック・オア・トリート (torikku oa torīto, trick or deal with) on ハロウィーン (harowīn, Halloween).
That doesn’t imply they don’t need お菓子 (o-kashi, sweet, sweets and snacks).
Japanese youngsters usually tend to have fun ハロウィーン at school- or city-organized occasions. There are nonetheless お菓子 to share, 仮装 (kasō, costumes) and maybe even shouts of お菓子をくれなきゃいたずらするぞ！ (O-kashi o kurenakya itazura suru zo!, Give me sweet or I’ll play a trick on you!) Displaying up at strangers’ doorways, nevertheless, isn’t sometimes a part of the customized right here.
