Contains scenes some people may find scary
The coronavirus pandemic has meant that this year’s Halloween celebrations will look very different.
It has left the world’s zombies, vampires and mummies scratching their heads about how to provide scares while remaining socially distant.
But Carmen Roberts finds one place in Tokyo which may have solved the problem.
can be seen on BBC World News.
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