Haunted House (No Shoes Allowed)

A timid TV announcer takes a tour of a new haunted house at the Tokyo Dome City amusement park:

This haunted house has a somewhat unique policy: everyone must take off their shoes before entering. The house is built around the theme of a ghost with severed feet, so I guess not wearing shoes helps visitors feel more scared and vulnerable.

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8 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - July 16, 2010 at 6:55 am

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Ohh my god Shock cenema
Rob A

Wasn’t this on TV not too long ago because the woman got so scared doing the walkthrough?

At the very least, I think it’s got to be the same woman from that clip.
kimsei

This is like an early halloween for me. I wished that more Japanese would practice Halloween. Not because I want to shove it down their throats but because it is fun dammit.
snoop

I LOVE timid Japanese female tv reporters !
http://www.sakatland.com/japan Sakat

“Oh my godness, I paid to be in a fake horror house surrounded with security camera in the middle of a huge city and it’s so frightning!!!!!!! The fear of my life!!!!”

The TV should send her for a weekend alone in Aokigahara, that would be fun.
Jamesw

OH NO! A ROBOT SHARPENING A HAND SYTHE, HORROR OF HORRORS!
Jan

That female “ghost” up there looks like Shinohara Ryoko!
Vonskippy

The BIG fear is coming out and wondering what type of creeping crud foot fungus you just picked up.

Sweaty feet, humid weather, unwashed floors, WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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